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Muhammad Mokaev Released from Hospital after Car Accident
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Muhammad Mokaev last fought in UFC 304 against Manel Kape. The Russian won against Kape but after that, everyone was shocked. Dana White, the CEO of UFC made an announcement where he said that the company is not going to give another contract to Mokaev. The reason for that was reaching out to other different organizations like PFL and others, plus having rude behavior with the staff of UFC. After that Muhammad Mokaev was stressed out and that might be the reason for his Car accident.
Former UFC flyweight Muhammad Mokaev appears to have emerged from a scary car crash in his native Dagestan on Thursday relatively unscathed. As several Russian news outlets reported, the 24-year-old fighter was involved in an accident. His white Mercedes-AMG A 35 suddenly went off the road and fell into a ditch. Muhammad Mokaev then posted a follow-up on his status and even pictures of his burnt car after the incident. He thanked God and said “Alhamdulillah”. He updated all the fans on his social media and said, “Alhamdulillah, I’m well, out of the hospital.”
Thank you for the support! I have been tested at a high level at this stage of my career and I will be back stronger. InshaAllah!
Mokaev with his Mercedes
Russian sites claimed that former UFC flyweight Muhammad Mokaev was in an automobile accident. And most importantly it happened in the hometown of the champion, Dagestan. The fighter was in his luxurious car Mercedes-AMG A 35 when he suffered from the accident. The car of the undefeated champion was severely damaged, however, it appears that Muhammad Mokaev was not badly hurt. To have the last fight under the UFC banner, he recently hinted that he may have discovered a new home for his fighting future but has not mentioned where we will be witnessing his next fight. Mokaev’s car received massive damage and it was a really scary accident but thankfully the champion survived.
Final Thoughts
Despite all the mistakes that UFC claimed against Muhammad Mokaev, they should give him another chance and have strict rules stated in the contract clearly. So that will make everyone follow the contract and not any problems such as right now. The Russian champion apologized again and again but there was no reply from the UFC’s officials. But for now, it seems like he’s very far from getting a contract with UFC.
Although he might be finalizing his contract with other organizations like PFL or maybe he moves towards Boxing, who knows? But that is obvious that he’ll make a contract with other organizations, although he made his decision clear that his main will be getting into a contract with UFC again. What are your thoughts about the accident and the firing of Muhammad Mokaev? Let us know in the comment section.
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