Kamaru Usman is all for Islam Makhachev's move up to the UFC welterweight division. Makhachev (27-1 MMA, 16-1 UFC) vacated his UFC lightweight title and will get an immediate title shot against newly crowned welterweight champion Jack Della Maddalena later in the year.

Kamaru Usman calls out Islam Makhachev after dominant UFC Atlanta win, setting his sights on the lightweight showdown's victor.

Islam Makhachev's coach, Javier Mendez, has revealed the fighter's potential retirement plans, suggesting he may only have three fights left. This new

Kamaru Usman would like the chance to fight Islam Makhachev before his career is up, as he believes it's a blockbuster fight.

Kamaru Usman hints at a mega fight with Islam Makhachev, calling it the perfect farewell moment for his career.

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Kamaru Usman dominates Joaquin Buckley at UFC Atlanta, dismisses Belal Muhammad’s callout, and targets the welterweight title next.

UFC star says Islam Makhachev would easily dominate Joaquin Buckley, sparking debate among fans after Buckley’s recent performance.

Belal Muhammad thinks it’s time for him and Kamaru Usman to settle the score. The longtime rivals could be set for a fight in the near future with Muhammad losing his welterweight title to Jack Della Maddalena at UFC 315 and Usman making a triumphant return to the division with a win over Joaquin Buckley at UFC Atlanta on Saturday.

Kamaru Usman's ambitious UFC comeback plan faces harsh reality as he targets Buckley, Makhachev, and middleweight gold.