UFC 327 major event under fire as Magomed Ankalaev named more deserving than Prochazka and Ulberg

Chael Sonnen believes the UFC made just a few oversights in booking the subsequent light heavyweight title fight.

Alex Pereira’s 205-pound belt shall be up for grabs in Saturday’s UFC 327 major event at Miami’s Kaseya Center.

After returning to the throne last October, ‘Poatan’ shall be vacating ahead of a move as much as heavyweight. With that, Jiri Prochazka will battle Carlos Ulberg for the fitting to succeed the Brazilian star.

In response to ‘The Bad Guy’, nevertheless, that was not the fitting matchup to make.

Chael Sonnen criticizes Magomed Ankalaev’s omission from the UFC 327 light heavyweight title fight

Sonnen recently gave his tackle Saturday’s major event in ‘The Magic City’, and he disputed the notion that Ulberg and Prochazka were essentially the most deserving of the 2 vacant title fight slots.

The previous title challenger believes the last man to be unseated from the sunshine heavyweight mountaintop contained in the Octagon, Ankalaev, must have been a shoo-in for one half of the UFC 327 matchup.

As for the opposite, Sonnen mentioned Jamahal Hill and Khalil Rountree Jr. as names whose absence from the April 11 event he cannot explain.

“Ulberg vs Jiri doesn’t draw flies,” Sonnen said on his YouTube channel. “The constant there may be Ulberg. And by the best way, what’s he doing here?

“This fight very clearly belongs to Ankalaev. If Ankalaev’s hurt… I would love to find out about it. Ankalaev will not be only 1-1 against Pereira, he’s the one of the bunch to beat Pereira and in addition the one certainly one of the bunch who isn’t even discussed to be within the title fight.

“I do not know why we now have a world title fight at 205 kilos that doesn’t involve essentially the most exciting 205-pounder, which is Rountree, essentially the most compelling 205-pounder, which is Jamahal, or essentially the most decorated 205-pounder, which is Ankalaev.

“The storyline on this fight is so poor that no one has even called out that we don’t have the fitting guy,” he continued. “As a matter of fact, neither guy is the fitting guy! We’ve two unsuitable guys!”

Ankalaev’s knockout loss to Pereira last October brought a fast end to his light heavyweight title reign, which had commenced seven months prior following a call win over ‘Poatan’.

The Dagestani is expecting to make his return this summer, but his opponent has yet to be announced.

A rumored clash with Robert Whittaker was recently downplayed by the middleweight legend, who insisted his daybreak heavyweight rival will not be confirmed.