"Bro ragdolled and dropped the home town champion" - Fans react to Belal Muhammad parading UFC belt in Manchester, Theo Von chimes in

Fans recently expressed their thoughts on Belal Muhammad parading his UFC welterweight title in Manchester following his win at UFC 304 over Leon Edwards. Among them was American stand-up comedian and podcaster Theo Von, who congratulated Muhammad for the win.

'Remember the Name' won the main event by unanimous decision after effectively executing his grappling-heavy game plan and controlling most of the five rounds (48-47 x2 and 49-46).

Following the win, Muhammad took to social media and posted a video of him parading his UFC belt in Manchester. The 36-year-old captioned the post:

''My city now''

This sparked a reaction from Von, who wrote under the post:

''Congratulations man''

Check out the post below:

Fans soon rushed to the comments section to share their reactions.

One fan wrote:

''What an amazing performance by you brutha gunna go down in history on how dominant you were''

Another fan stated:

''Bro rag dolled and dropped the home town champion on his head lol''

Other fans wrote:

''Bro done the impossible dominated Leon in his own territory and now took over the city''

''Pull up to Hello Shawarma in bridgeview king. Bashka on me''

Check out more reactions below:

Screenshot of fan reactions to Belal Muhammad's post on Instagram

With the win, Muhammad extended his unbeaten streak to 11, which is the fourth-longest in UFC welterweight history. The only fighters with longer streaks are Kamaru Usman (15), Edwards, and Georges St-Pierre (12). He also put an end to Edwards' 13-fight unbeaten run.

Muhammad's victory over Edwards gave him the division's longest active unbeaten streak and extended his winning streak to six.

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What's next for Belal Muhammad?

After an impressive performance against Leon Edwards at UFC 304, Belal Muhammad addressed the media at the post-fight press conference. The new welterweight champion listed several great opponents at 170 pounds while addressing his future plans.

Muhammad expressed interest in stepping up to middleweight if he can clear his current division, saying:

"I just want to be the guy that did everything you said I couldn't do. Then if we go up and if, what's his name, Dricus [Du Plessis] still has the title, he beats, what's his face, [Israel] Adesanysa, he was trying to talk tough to me, I'll go smack him around, try to get two belts."

Check out Belal Muhammad's comments below (5:24):