Exclusive Interview With UFC Welterweight Contender Belal Muhammad

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Belal Muhammad is having himself quite the year. A highlight reel knockout this past April, followed up by a Fight of the Night performance in his UFC debut loss against Alan Jouban. Making the statement that all young fighter try to make in their debut, “I belong.” Displaying an iron chin and the ability to get stronger as the fight progresses, it was no brainer for the UFC to bring Muhammad back. We had the chance to talk to the Welterweight before his sophomore fight in Hidalgo, Texas against Augusto Monatano on September 17th.

Belal understands that now is the time to shine and with the first time Octagon jitters behind him. He is ready to get his first UFC win. “Yea. I think that will be a factor. Especially since it’s a quick turnaround. It’s gunna be good to just be more comfortable in there. I got the first fight, get it out the way. I got how it’s gunna be in there. I know the feeling it’s gunna be in there. I know how the mat feels. I know how the cage feels. I know how it feels to have Bruce Buffer say your name…”

Listen to us talk about what it’s like taking a head kick square in the face, giving the fans what they pay for, and what lifes been like up in Milwaukee, WI with Duke Roufus over the last 3 years. You can feel the confidence in Belal’s voice throughout the interview. Confident and ready to earn his first UFC victory.

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Belal Muhammad is having himself quite the year. A highlight reel knockout this past April, followed up by a Fight of the Night performance in his UFC debut loss against Alan Jouban. Making the statement that all young fighter try to make in their debut, “I belong.” Displaying an iron chin and the ability to get stronger as the fight progresses, it was no brainer for the UFC to bring Muhammad back. We had the chance to talk to the Welterweight before his sophomore fight in Hidalgo, Texas against Augusto Monatano on September 17th.

Belal understands that now is the time to shine and with the first time Octagon jitters behind him. He is ready to get his first UFC win. “Yea. I think that will be a factor. Especially since it’s a quick turnaround. It’s gunna be good to just be more comfortable in there. I got the first fight, get it out the way. I got how it’s gunna be in there. I know the feeling it’s gunna be in there. I know how the mat feels. I know how the cage feels. I know how it feels to have Bruce Buffer say your name…”

Listen to us talk about what it’s like taking a head kick square in the face, giving the fans what they pay for, and what lifes been like up in Milwaukee, WI with Duke Roufus over the last 3 years. You can feel the confidence in Belal’s voice throughout the interview. Confident and ready to earn his first UFC victory.

Titan FC 38 Results: Belal Muhammad Defeats Former WSOF Champion

Belal Muhammad dominated Steve Carl for three-plus rounds Saturday night at Titan FC 38, claiming the welterweight title in the process.

Muhammad scored a fourth round finish from the Miccosukee Resort and Gaming in Miami. The event aired live on UF…

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Belal Muhammad dominated Steve Carl for three-plus rounds Saturday night at Titan FC 38, claiming the welterweight title in the process.

Muhammad scored a fourth round finish from the Miccosukee Resort and Gaming in Miami. The event aired live on UFC Fight Pass.

Carl, a former World Series of Fighting champion and one-time competitor on The Ultimate Fighter, had no answer for the striking of Muhammad, who picked him apart.

In other action, Yosdenis Cedeno and Jason Novelli fought to a split draw, while Pedro Nobre defeated Sid Bice, Chase Sherman downed Jack May, Bruce Lutchmedial downed Pablo Alfonso, Caio Rocha topped Peter Petties, Jose Torres bested Reynaldo Duarte and Andrew Whitney defeated Cory Tait.

Belal Muhammad def. Steve Carl via TKO (strikes) at 4:07 of Round 4 to become Titan FC welterweight champion

Yosdenis Cedeno vs. Jason Novelli declared a split draw (29-28, 28-29, 29-29)

Pedro Nobre def. Sid Bice via split decision (28-29, 29-28, 30-27)

Chase Sherman def. Jack May via TKO (leg injury) at :56 of Round 1

Bruce Lutchmedial def. Pablo Alfonso via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)

Caio Rocha def. Peter Petties via split decision (28-29, 29-28, 29-28)

Jose Torres def. Reynaldo Duarte via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

Andrew Whitney def. Cory Tait via unanimous decision (30-29, 30-27, 30-27)