SALT LAKE CITY – According to his manager, Muhammad Mokaev is having a hard time finding ranked opposition.
The undefeated flyweight phenom burst onto the UFC scene with a decorated amateur career and five professional bouts under his belt. Mokaev (7-0 MMA, 2-0 UFC) notched two UFC wins in the span of four months against Cody Durden and Charles Johnson, and already has his next fight booked.
Mokaev, 22, has a goal of becoming the youngest UFC champion in history, but his manager, Tim Simpson of Paradigm Sports, says not too many people are willing to step up to fight him.