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Makhachev's Record-Breaking Ambition

Islam Makhachev isn't just focused on defending his lightweight title; he's aiming for UFC history. The champ recently shut down Joe Rogan's retirement theories, stating he plans to set an 'unbreakable' UFC record. Specifically, Makhachev has his sights set on surpassing Anderson Silva's record for consecutive UFC wins. He's made it clear that he wants to be recognized as the best, and breaking such a long-standing record would certainly solidify his legacy. This kind of ambition from a reigning champion is exciting for the division and the sport as a whole.

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This story ran in the August 13, 2026 edition of the daily show.