Ultimate Fighting Championship bantamweight title match.
Talbott claims O’Malley turned down a fight against him
UFC Freedom 250 in June. O’Malley, who knocked out Aiemann Zahabi At the White House event, he says he was never offered a fight against Talbott. “Suga” is open for play, but the title shot is the priority of the former champion.
Sean O’Malley wants a rematch for Petr Yan’s title if Yan defeats Merab Dvalishvili
Talbott (12-1) made quick work of it Deiveson Figueiredo at UFC 332 on Saturday in Salt Lake City. He then called out O’Malley in his post-fight interview, with UFC commentators heavily supporting the match during the broadcast.
O’Malley says the fight with Talbott is contingent on an upcoming bantamweight title fight Peter Yan and
Merab Dvalishvili. Dvalishvili challenges Yan in a trilogy match for the title
UFC 333 On October 24 at the Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi. If Yan loses, O’Malley is ready to fight Talbott next. If the Russian successfully defends his title, O’Malley wants to challenge him in a rematch after defeating Yani by split decision in their first meeting in 2022.
“Petr goes out and loses, let’s go fight, me and Payton,” O’Malley said on his YouTube channel. “Let’s make it happen. Petr goes out and wins, I back (Talbott). I give him up for a tougher fight. I give him up for Petr Yan.”
O’Malley then pointed to his record as proof that he doesn’t wear anyone out.
“I’ve fought four of the biggest heavyweights of all time – Petri, Aljo, Merab and I beat Merab once,” added O’Malley. “So, I won the three greatest weights of all time. I’m not throwing.”