SAN DIEGO – Paddy Pimblett had a different scorecard for Islam Makhachev vs. Alexander Volkanovski than most. Makhachev (24-1 MMA, 13-1 UFC) retained his lightweight title by edging out featherweight champ Volkanovski at UFC 284 earlier in February. Volkanovski gave Makhachev the toughest test of his career but ultimately fell short in a fight he thought he won . Volkanovski (25-2 MMA, 12-1 UFC) was able to drop Makhachev in Round 5 and closed out the fight raining ground and pound in top position

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Paddy Pimblett: Islam Makhachev ‘was hanging on for dear life’ vs. Alexander Volkanovski, should’ve been a draw – MMA Junkie

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