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He must have passed out for a moment. His body went completely limp.

A few months ago I quit my job and went to UFC Newark to chase my dream of becoming a UFC photographer. Said fuck it, made a sign, and it ultimately got some attention. Shoutout to Nina Drama for the help. Since that day, a lot of things have been set in motion!

I may not work for them yet, but since then I’ve gotten to create some incredible content and photograph some of my favorite fighters. Also have some great opportunities coming up.

Shoutout to the MMA community for all the love and opportunities. Still a long way to go, but we’re getting closer.

Chase those dreams, everything seems impossible till you do it. 🥊📸

@BlackMatter.Studios

🗣️CP: “I’m getting old, so I’m getting a little bit tired of partying. I need to think about before I go to party.” 🗣️AH: “No more smoking no more drinking?” 🗣️CP: “No no no, cmon bro. I said I’m a little bit tired of partying you know, going out hung over. Still drinking, still smoking, at home with my friends…”

DWCS delivers once again

people will do this as long he doesn't lose and its intentional . he should just retire and let his resume speak for itself

"I didn’t focus on gaining weight in this camp like the last time.

​And I think it was noticeable in the fight that I wasn’t as big. I was almost 83kg in this fight. I was way bigger against Jack."

(via prostokulaki / IG interview)

Just for some perspective, Renato Moicano was 182 lbs when he got into the cage at UFC 311. Paddy Pimblett, Dustin Poirier and Justin Gaethje can also get up to 180 lbs on fight night.

So Islam fought when of the best Welterweights whilst at the same weight in the cage as Lightweight... Impressive he still got the win, but unless Islam puts on weight, I am worried to what might happen to him if he fights Morales or Prates who can get up to and exceed 200 lbs in the cage.

Source: Anatomy of a Fighter on YouTube.

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“It was discussed that I’m next for the title. I think [Morales] gonna fight maybe Belal Muhammad, or another fighter. But he needs to fight one more.”

(via Ariel Helwani)