Dana White shows Belal Muhammad's terrible UFC injury in the cruel photo

Belal Muhammad lost his title and part of his lips.

Muhammad suffered a unanimous loss of decision against Jack Della Maddalena in his first defense defense in the world weight during the UFC 315 on Saturday evening in the Bell Center in Montreal.

It was Muhammad's first fight since the end of Leon Edwards in England last July and won overwhelming competition by unanimous decision.

The fight on Saturday was a strenuous five-rounder, in which Della Maddalenas kept striking and contrasting defense Muhammad in chess for most of the night.

Despite Muhammad's efforts to implement his grappling strategy to the Earth of Della Maddalena, the former champion to secure takedowns fought, and was therefore at the end of the second damage during the entire fight.

A much discussed moment after the fight sees a graphic picture that is shared by UFC President Dana White and, as a result of the punishment he took, shows Muhammad's strongly split upper lip.

Also seen are cuts and swelling in and around Muhammad's face.

The combat statistics reflected Della Maddalena's victory in this case, which is not always the case.

He landed 178 significant strikes compared to Muhammads 132.

Muhammad managed to secure three takedowns from nine attempts, but it was little success when the challenger took home 49-46 and 48-47 on three scorecards.

Della Maddalena also called for the fighter Islam Makhachev, who currently asked the easy champion of the action of the campaign of the campaign of the campaign, for a future fight.

The victory is the 18th victory in a row in a row after a 0-2 start of its mixed martial arts.

Since he joined the UFC after a decision victory in the “Dana White's Contender series” in 2021, he has been 8: 0 with five wins by knockout or submission.

The defeat has been the first defeat of Muhammad since the beginning of 2019, which achieves a 10-member winning streak (without a competition with the Edwards mentioned above in 2021) and the career record of the former champion to reduce 24: 4.