Khamzat Chimaev Assures UFC 328 Will Be Free of Pre-Fight Altercations
Khamzat Chimaev explains why nothing bad will happen before UFC 328 despite Dana White’s fears
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UFC middleweight champion Khamzat Chimaev has reassured UFC president Dana White that there will be no pre-fight incidents before UFC 328. Chimaev, set to defend his title against Sean Strickland, emphasized his professionalism and focus on the fight despite recent tensions between the two fighters.
- 01Khamzat Chimaev defends his title at UFC 328 against Sean Strickland.
- 02Concerns about pre-fight altercations led to the cancellation of a face-off event.
- 03Chimaev claims he has moved past unprofessional behavior.
- 04Strickland previously made threats, raising security concerns.
- 05UFC security will be heightened during the event to prevent incidents.
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Khamzat Chimaev (UFC middleweight champion) is set to defend his title against Sean Strickland at UFC 328, taking place at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. With tensions rising between the fighters, UFC president Dana White expressed concerns about potential altercations during fight week. In response, Chimaev stated he has matured and is now too 'professional' to engage in any pre-fight conflicts, emphasizing that emotions will be reserved for the Octagon. He reassured fans and the UFC that nothing will happen before the fight, despite Strickland's recent threats. The UFC is taking precautions, including increased security, to ensure a safe environment during the press conference and weigh-ins leading up to the event.
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The event will draw significant attention and attendance, boosting local business and tourism in Newark.
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