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Former UFC star and two-weight champion facing six opponents by himself in no time limit matchup
Photo by Chris Unger/Zuffa LLC via Getty Images
Photo by Chris Unger/Zuffa LLC via Getty Images

Makhmud Muradov is seemingly in for a busy Halloween night at G MMA.

Later today, UFC Vegas 123 takes place at the Apex where fans in attendance have been encouraged to dress up to try and win the costume contest.

Those who might want to watch some fights take place earlier in the day have been given a very different option by G MMA.

Muradov became a two-weight champion in August by producing one of the best comebacks of the year, though it won’t just be one opponent in front of him on October 31.

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Makhmud Muradov taking on six opponents in matchup at G MMA’s debut event in Prague

G MMA 1: Samhain takes place today (October 31) in Prague, Czech Republic and will air via Gecko TV PPV.

The entire card is filled with bizarre matchups, with the promotion announcing a clash between two ‘political legends’ and various other multi-man bouts.

This is especially true in the main event, which features two-division OKTAGON champion and former UFC fighter Makhmud Muradov.

The 36-year-old is set to take on six members of the Kotlar family or ‘boiler room’ by himself with there seemingly being no rounds or time limit.

Some of the rules for the fight are unclear due to different outlets reporting contrasting things.

For example, Zamin claims that all six of Muradov’s opponents will fight him simultaneously rather than him only having to deal with one at a time.

It seems far more likely that iDNES have it right, and that the team of six can tag in and out of the matchup, but have to face Muradov for at least one minute before switching.

The card is scheduled to get underway at 6PM GMT, with 13 matchups set to take place.

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Will Fleury claims Makhmud Muradov tried to get him banned from the event

Will Fleury isn’t happy about not getting a rematch with Makhmud Muradov after the way he lost his light heavyweight title at OKTAGON 92 in August.

A controversial stoppage, Muradov producing a remarkable comeback after stepping in on short notice, and Fleury previously being undefeated in the promotion suggested that a rematch would be next.

Instead, the new two-weight champion will be facing Krzysztof Jotko at OKTAGON 100 in December.

That hasn’t stopped Fleury from pursuing Muradov, with the Irishman claiming that his rival tried to prevent him from attending G MMA’s event.

“Earlier this week G MMA offered me front row seats to see Muradov fight 7 g—— in Prague and do a face off with him afterwards,” Fleury wrote on Instagram. “Guess who refused to do the face off and then ran to Oktagon and tried to get me banned attending?” 

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