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Islam Makhachev flexed on Daniel Cormier backstage after his win 😭 🗣️ Islam: “Two weight classes defend the belts. Break all records. What you have now?” 🗣️ DC: “Brother, today in there you looked fat… oh wait. Maybe he’s not fat.” (via ESPN MMA)

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