Jack Dela Madlena snatched the powerful wrestling capacity of Belal Muhammad, allowing a Techdown N route to become the new welterweight champion at the main event of UFC 315 on Saturday night in Montreal.
He won a five-rounder with a score of 48–47, 48–47, 49-45.
Dela Madalena used volume striking to disappoint now-Formor Welterweight Champion, ending the fight on almost several occasions. Dela Madlena (18-2 MMA) has now won 18 consecutive consecutives. Muhammad (24-4, 1 NC) was protecting his first title and won 11 consecutive quarrels.
Dela Madlena credited Muhammad’s rigor, but the post-fight said he knew that he was not letting it go away.
Australian Dela Madlena smiled and said, “This (explain) nice,”
Dela Madlena said that she is surrounded by a potential step of Welterweight by UFC Lightweight Champion Islam Makhechev and is open to take revenge on Russian. His fellow Australians, Alexander Volkanovski, lost both matches to Makhachev.
This is the first loss for Muhammad, a native of Chicago since January 2019.
Valentina Shavechhenko successfully defended her UFC Women’s Flyweight title at a co-intended program on Manon Foreot, a unanimous decision to win 48-47, 48-47, 48-47 to Fiorot (12-2 MMA) its first UFC loss.
Despite contesting a closely election, Shevchenko (25-4, 1 NC MMA) pushed the speed in round 4 and 5 to tire forot in round 4 and 5 and gave the Frenchwoman Little Room to work after signs of initial success through three severe rounds.
“I expected a tough fight,” 125-pounder Shevchenko from Kyrgyzstan said in the octagon after the victory.
The victory marked the 14th of Shevachhenko in the UFC, including 10 title quarrels.
Initially determined as a Banomweight Battle, Canadian Fathervet Aiman Zahabi unanimously decided against former UFC Fedarweight Champion Jose Aldo, taking three scorecards by matching three scorecards 29–28.
Aldo finished the Zhabi in round 3 with almost a head kick, then a strike. However, Zhabi was able to escape from Aldo’s attacks, achieve top positions and open a cut on Aldo.
The victory for the Zahabi (13–2 MMA) marked the last MMA battle of Aldo (32–10) of Brazil, which declared its retirement in Ashtakona.
38 -year -old Aldo said, “I don’t have it anymore.” I think this is the last time you’re going to see me. ,
Brazilian women flyweight Natalia Silva knocked former champions Alexa Graso with a unanimous decision win from their top-concentnder position, all 30–27 scores.
Silva (19–5–1 MMA) has won its first six UFC fights, while Grasso (16–5–1 MMA) of Mexico has to return to the drawing board to remain in controversy. Silva opened a noticeable cut over Grasso’s eyelid, suit with a dominant kickboxing capacity, swinging the speed in round 2 before the unilateral round 3.
French’s lightweight Benoit St.-Dennis with one hand triangle choke at 2:35 of the second round, with a late replacement, had no problem with defeating Canadian Kyle Prepolec.
It was the first win since the St.-Denis (14-3) November 2023, losing a two-lady and lost the skid. Prepolec (18–9) stepped for Joel Alverez (22–3) and made his first octagonal appearance since 2019.
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