Khamzat Chimaev is blaming Dillon Danis for starting their post-match brawl at RAF 10.
Chimaev pinned Danis in less than a minute, but things went off the rails after Chimaev kicked Danis in the leg.

What happened?

A slew of members from Chimaev's camp then went after Danis, throwing punches and kicks.
Chimaev was asked by Red Corner MMA what triggered the melee, and he mentioned Danis attempting a guillotine choke when the two were grappling.

Why it matters for Khamzat Chimaev

Chimaev was quick to get back in the competitive side of things after losing the UFC Middleweight Championship to Sean Strickland back in May.
Chimaev wants to have a rematch with Strickland as he feels the judges got the result wrong in their UFC 328 encounter in Newark.

What comes next?

As for Danis, he once again finds himself at the center of a conflict that went beyond competition.
Whether it was taking a big punch from Anthony Taylor on the street or nearly brawling with Logan Paul after a disqualification loss, Danis has been known to ruffle some feathers.
Chimaev said "What should I think? Stupid guys do stupid things" and "If he did a submission on me I'm never gonna train again".
Chimaev's response to the RAF 10 brawl has sparked debate among fans, with some siding with him and others with Danis.
The incident has also raised questions about the behavior of fighters outside of the octagon.
Chimaev's camp has been known to be intense and passionate, but some have criticized their actions as excessive.
The UFC has not commented on the incident, but it's likely that they will be keeping a close eye on the situation.
Chimaev's next move will be closely watched, as he looks to bounce back from his loss to Strickland.
With his sights set on a rematch, Chimaev will need to stay focused and avoid any further distractions.
The rivalry between Chimaev and Danis is likely to continue, with both fighters having strong personalities and a history of conflict.
As the situation continues to unfold, fans will be eagerly awaiting the next development.
Chimaev's comments have sparked a lively debate, with many weighing in on social media.
The incident has also highlighted the importance of sportsmanship in combat sports.
Chimaev's actions have been defended by some, who argue that he was simply standing up for himself.
Others have criticized him, saying that he should have taken the high road and avoided the confrontation.
The incident has also raised questions about the role of corners and coaches in combat sports.
As the dust settles, one thing is clear: the rivalry between Chimaev and Danis is far from over.