Armenian athlete Arman Tsarukyan has announced his readiness to compete in UFC fights, even if they do not involve contending for the lightweight title. After he withdrew from a scheduled bout against Islam Makhachev in 2025, Tsarukyan remains one step away from a title fight in the 155-pound category and aims to stay active in competitions.
Recently, Tsarukyan performed brilliantly at the Real American Freestyle tournament, where he secured a victory over Lance Palmer and also won the ACBJJ title by defeating Mehdi Baidulaev, showcasing his skills in wrestling and grappling.
In his interview on his YouTube channel, Tsarukyan emphasized that he is ready to fight for the BMF title, looking forward to the opportunity to have a title bout, possibly against opponents like Paddy Pimblett or Justin Gaethje. He also expressed interest in moving to featherweight (145 pounds) for a future title fight.
Despite the challenges he faces in the UFC, Tsarukyan is focused on actively participating in fights and preparing for his potential championship bout.
