Khamzat Chimaev trolled by fans for claiming he will fight in Abu Dhabi next

Fans are mocking Khamzat Chimaev for announcing that his next fight will take place in Abu Dhabi later this year. The Swedish mixed martial artist, who competes in the welterweight division, has been the subject of ridicule and criticism on social media platforms for his statements.

Many fans have expressed skepticism about Chimaev's claims, and some have even gone as far as to accuse him of lying or simply seeking attention. Others have ridiculed the fighter by creating memes and jokes about his announcement.

The undefeated 28-year-old fighter made a public declaration about his next fight's location in Abu Dhabi. However, the response from fans was nothing short of unexpected. Rather than a warm reception, 'Borz's' announcement was met with mixed reactions from fans.

Khamzat Chimaev tweeted:

"See you in Abu Dhabi, with who I don’t care, I came here to kill everybody."

Check out the social media reactions below:

Twitter user @Jidion6 wrote:

"Bro talking like he in the UFC or something your not that guy pal."

Another user @ukraniandream stated:

"Don’t let the UFC sit you out that long."

@AmineBekkar5 remarked:

"You talk too much bro !"

Social media user @Muscateer_Don claimed:

"I’m not scared."

@maddsneveragain responded:

"You're a fraud."

Twitter user @Adeebthelad reacted:

@dylanbikes stated:

"Says the dude that hasn’t fought in how long."

Another user @Pussyhands3 wrote:

"I think you have to make weight first."

@Iain0115 reacted:

"Bro watched the Chael Sonnen video where he said Khamzat stopped calling everyone out lol."

@gordonho560402 isn't impressed by Khamzat Chimaev's announcement:

"Man shut up."

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Khamzat Chimaev launches new attacks on Alex Pereira ahead of UFC 287

Alex Pereira is scheduled to fight for the first time as the UFC middleweight champion. Despite having his sights fixed on his opponent, he remains a target for the unbeaten Khamzat Chimaev.

'Borz' took to social media to unleash another barrage of verbal attacks against the reigning middleweight champion, a Brazilian native. Chimaev vowed to swiftly defeat his opponent in the event of a cage fight, confidently assuring him that he would "make it real fast" as he stated:

"Don't be afraid boy, I promise I'll make it real fast, see you soon."

Khamzat Chimaev is confident that he deserves a chance to compete for the UFC championship belt and has made it clear that he is willing to fight both Alex Pereira and Leon Edwards, who currently hold the middleweight and welterweight titles, respectively.

Chimaev has quickly become one of the most talked-about fighters in recent times, thanks to his impressive record of four victories in just three months. He has shown himself to be a formidable opponent for anyone within the 170-185lbs weight range.