Undefeated fighter Nurullo Aliev has announced via social media that he has signed a contract for his next UFC bout. Aliev currently holds an 11-0 overall record with a 3-0 record inside the UFC octagon. The post does not reveal details about his opponent or the scheduled date for the fight. Aliev's announcement has sparked speculation among fans about who his next opponent might be.
Nurullo Aliev has announced on social media that he has signed a contract for his next UFC appearance, though no opponent or date has been attached to the deal.
The 25-year-old from Tajikistan, known as "Tajik Eagle," enters the booking on a perfect 11-0-0 professional record, going 3-0 since joining the UFC roster. Standing five-foot-ten with a 72-inch reach and fighting out of an orthodox stance, Aliev has built his unbeaten run on a well-rounded game. He lands 2.72 significant strikes per minute at 44 percent accuracy while also generating consistent grappling pressure, averaging 2.12 takedowns per 15 minutes. His submission threat remains relatively low, at 0.3 attempts per 15 minutes, suggesting he tends to use the ground for positional control rather than finishing via submission.
Why it matters
- Aliev's 3-0 UFC start keeps him in the conversation as one of the more promising unbeaten prospects on the roster
- His combined striking and takedown output makes stylistic matchmaking a meaningful question for matchmakers
- The lack of a named opponent leaves his divisional trajectory uncertain, with fans already speculating on who could be next
