“Should I start worrying?” – Islam Makhachev doubts Charles Oliveira for upcoming fight as ‘Bronx’ has yet to arrive in Abu Dhabi, two weeks until UFC 280

UFC 280 is only two weeks away, Islamic Makhachev He questioned whether he should be worried about his fight with Charles Oliveira, as the Brazilian and his team have yet to arrive in Abu Dhabi.

Held on Yas Island, the event drew a lot of attention and could be the biggest battle card of the year. In addition to the lightweight title fight, fans will also witness the 135-pound title fight between Aljamain Sterling and TJ Dillashaw. The main card also showcased an amazing match at a high level between Sean O’Malley and Petr Yan.

In response to Charles Oliveira’s delayed arrival in Abu Dhabi, Islam Makhachev tweeted his doubts about the reliability of his opponent, wondering if he should be skeptical about future fights:

“Two weeks before the game, Charles and his team [are] Not yet in Abu Dhabi.should i start [to] Worry? “

With Charles and his team not in Abu Dhabi two weeks before the game, should I start worrying? 🤔🤔🤔

With Charles and his team not in Abu Dhabi two weeks before the game, should I start worrying? 🤔🤔🤔 https://t.co/pyOBMo9D4O

Problems continue to revolve around Charles Oliveira Was stripped of the lightweight belt at UFC 274 for being underweight.

Meanwhile, Islam Makhachev has been putting in the work and spending his time in offensive fights with some elite wrestlers. Even though he is approaching his toughest test since competing in the sport, the Dagestani remains confident of a gold medal.

What would happen if Islam Makhachev or Charles Oliveira dropped out as they got closer to UFC 280?

While there is no indication that Islam Makhachev or Charles Oliveira have pulled out of their highly anticipated brawl, the possibility is always there for a number of reasons. So what happens if one of them doesn’t fight?

While there shouldn’t be anything to worry about right now, the UFC may have a plan on hand to execute if either fighter drops out. Recent reports indicate that Alexander Volkanovsky Will serve as a potential backup in the title race.

“The Great” has been on fire within the Octagon, rightfully being promoted to the UFC’s No. 1 fighter a few months ago. While there are plenty of upside prospects at 145 pounds battling for his throne, the Australian is keen to try his luck and become a two-division world champion.

In addition to the featherweight king, the promotion also has the option of inserting one of Beneil Dariush and Mateusz Gamrot into the headlines, two 155-pound fighters ready to fight on the night.