Absolute at UFC featherweight, Alexander Volkanovski says he can test himself at lightweight

After 'outing' against Zumbi Coreano, Australian indicates possibility of going to the category led by Charles do Bronx

A. Volkanovski (photo) has been featherweight champion since 2019. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram

The sky is the limit. After 'walking' against Chan sung jung, or 'Korean zombie', at the UFC 273, held this Saturday (9), in Jacksonville (USA), Alexander Volkanovsky admits to having bold plans for the continuation of his career. In a press conference after yet another title defense at featherweight (up to 65,7kg), the Australian stated that, if he doesn't find a challenge that makes sense in the division, he can test himself at lightweight (up to 70,3kg).

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“Obviously, I want the biggest fights. I will make the right decisions for the right reasons. I've reached a level where I can do some things. If the division doesn’t offer something, I’ll move up a category and fight at lightweight,” he said.

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This weekend, Volkanovski made his debut in the 2022 UFC season. Before the Korean zombie, the Australian had no problems and left the octagon with a victory marked by a tough knockout.

With the triumph, Alexander achieved his third title defense and expanded his featherweight legacy. In addition to this feat, the fighter reached the mark of 21 consecutive victories in his career in MMA.

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Candidate for division legend, Volkanovski assumed the group's throne in 2019. To wear the belt, the athlete went through Max Holloway, considered by many to be one of the best in the history of the category.

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