In a shocking twist just days before UFC 319, rumors have erupted across social media claiming that undefeated welterweight sensation Khamzat Chimaev may have been involved in fraudulent activity regarding his eligibility to fight. While no official statement has been released by the UFC, several “insiders” have suggested discrepancies in medical records, weight disclosures, and even alleged visa documentation issues.

Suspicious Silence from UFC?

Fans were quick to notice that Chimaev has been unusually quiet in the lead-up to the fight — a stark contrast to his typically brash, confident persona. This silence has fueled speculation that something is amiss behind the scenes. Some claim his training footage has been recycled from previous camps, while others believe his team is hiding a potential issue that could disqualify him.

“Fake Fight Camp”?

A controversial MMA YouTuber claimed Chimaev never fully returned to his Dubai fight camp after his last appearance and instead filmed staged footage to trick fans and sponsors. “He was never in Abu Dhabi,” said the anonymous source. “Everything is green screen. This fight camp was a lie.”

Is UFC 319 at Risk?

With these growing rumors and the lack of a clear response from either Chimaev or UFC President Dana White, fans are worried. Could Chimaev be pulled from the card at the last minute? Is the co-main event prepared to be bumped up?

Until official confirmations arrive, the MMA world can only hold its breath — and hope that UFC 319 doesn’t lose one of its biggest stars to a scandal no one saw coming.

 Disclaimer: This article is fictional and speculative. There is currently no evidence that Khamzat Chimaev has committed any fraud or that UFC 319 is in jeopardy due to his involvement. For verified news, follow official UFC announcements or trusted sports outlets.