Before Dvalishvili’s title reign began, he refused to fight for a belt due to his teammate Aljamain Sterling’s time as the division’s champion. Dvalishvili and Sterling’s refusal to fight each other annoyed White, leading to O’Malley getting a quick ascent to a title shot.

The barricade gave way during Merab Dvalishvili’s walkout at UFC 316 and he almost got crushed by the fans before he even entered the octagon😳 pic.twitter.com/cI0H6I9MWK

Merab Dvalishvili could be in the pound-for-pound mix after a dominant performance at UFC 316. While he may have had to wait a while for his opportunity last year, Dvalishvili is certainly making the most of his chance to build a strong legacy on the bantamweight throne.

When UFC fans attend an event, they anticipate knockouts and submissions, and rarely consider the unpredictable hazards that can occur due to negligence from event organizers. UFC athletes train to handle opponents,

Jon Jones recently welcomed Merab Dvalishvili to a list of MMA legends, while congratulating him for achieving an impressive feat.

Just moments before Merab Dvalishvili stepped into the cage at UFC 316, he was almost faced with disaster. This past Saturday at UFC 316 in Newark, New Jersey, Merab Dvalishvili continued his ascent to becoming the undeniable greatest bantamweight of all time when he submitted Sean O’Malley in round three.

The UFC 316 card came to a thrilling conclusion at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, where fans witnessed a night packed with high-stakes moments. Kayla Harrison captured gold in dominant fashion,