UFC 322 Brawler ‘Chanco’ Receives $1200 Gift from Internet Sensation Hasbulla

Magomed Zaynukov receives luxury gift from popular influencer Hasbulla Magomedov after controversial UFC 322 brawl.

UFC 322 Brawler ‘Chanco’ Receives $1200 Gift from Internet Sensation Hasbulla

Magomed Zaynukov receives gift from Hasbulla after UFC 322 (via Reddit)

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Luxury fashion has become a growing trend in mixed martial arts, with fighters and personalities frequently showcasing high-end apparel as their popularity increases. This intersection of style and sport was on display when Hasbulla Magomedov gifted Magomed ‘Chanco’ Zaynukov a luxury cashmere sweater, signaling the friendship they developed in Dagestan ahead of UFC 322.

Zaynukov has quickly emerged as a prominent figure in the MMA community. He recently earned his UFC contract through Dana White’s Contender Series Week 9 after beating Lucas Caldas. ‘Chanco’ also had the opportunity to meet veteran fighter Dustin Poirier before UFC 322. These interactions raised his visibility among fans and fighters alike, contributing to his growing reputation in the sport.

Hasbulla and Zaynukov were actively involved in Islam Makhachev’s corner and training camp leading up to UFC 322. After Makhachev’s victory and welterweight title win, Hasbulla entered the cage to celebrate. Hasbulla presented Zaynukov with a $1,200 cashmere sweater from Italian luxury brand Moncler. Zaynukov was seen flexing his new jacket and showing off the price tag in a video shared by Hasbulla on X.

Zaynukov and Abubakar Nurmagomedov were involved in a confrontation with influencer Dillon Danis. The brawl required UFC executive Hunter Campbell and security personnel to intervene and restore order. Danis reportedly attempted to approach the fighters aggressively, leading to physical contact that was quickly broken up by officials. UFC staff separated all parties to prevent further escalation.

Training under UFC legend Khabib Nurmagomedov, Zaynukov has honed his skills within one of the sport’s most respected camps. His nickname, “Chanco,” comes from his home village in Dagestan. Despite not having an official UFC fight, he has received applause and support from fans at UFC 322 media day which reflected his rising profile and potential in the sport.

‘Chanco’ and the rest of Makhachev’s team celebrated from their hotel after brawling with Danis. Meanwhile, Hasbulla has become a popular figure in MMA, known for meeting multiple stars including Jon Jones and Alexander Volkanovski. His presence at UFC 322 added an extra layer of attention to the event, while Zaynukov’s involvement alongside top fighters further highlighted his rising significance.

Dana White talks about the UFC 322 brawl

Dillon Danis has long been a controversial figure in combat sports, known for his aggressive online trash talk and legal disputes. He was served a lawsuit after making explicit posts about Logan Paul’s partner, triggering a legal battle. In the lead-up to UFC 322, Danis repeatedly taunted Islam Makhachev and his team on social media. That tension escalated cage-side into a brawl involving Magomed Zaynukov.

Dana White gets pissed at fans
Dana White (via MMA Mania)

UFC CEO Dana White has a history of banning disruptive personalities from his shows. He previously barred Ariel Helwani for leaking fight news ahead of official announcements and excluded Jake Paul due to repeated altercations. In the aftermath of the UFC 322 melee, White announced a lifetime ban on Danis from all future UFC events.

It never even crossed my mind, as stupid as this could be, that the entire Muslim Brotherhood was here tonight in the first five rows for Islam, and as soon as it broke out, I was over on the other side, and I go, ‘****, I know exactly what that is,’ I knew it. You will never see Dillon Danis at a UFC fight ever again.

Dana White via UFC 322 post fight press conference

White’s response underscores his no-nonsense leadership style and commitment to maintaining order at UFC events. By enforcing a strict lifetime ban, he sent a clear message that unsanctioned actions and provocations from non‑fighters will not be tolerated.

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