Needing $77,490 for 3000 People, Islam Makhachev makes a Public Move for Charity



Winning inside the Octagon and outside of it, Islam Makhachev consistently finds a way to win the hearts of the people. His performances in the Octagon have been nothing short of a masterclass, and as one of the most influential fighters on the planet, he carries a significant moral responsibility to give back to his community. Many fighters choose to support their communities in various ways, and Islam Makhachev is no exception.

The undisputed lightweight champion of the world might be a beast inside the closed cages of Octagon, but outside of it, he enjoyed his time laughing and enjoying his time with his loved ones. However, he dedicates some of his time to meaningful causes as well. Fairly recently, the lightweight champion took to his Instagram handle to ask for a donation for the hungry kids.


The fighter shared a screenshot on his Instagram story along with a link to his fan fundraiser and stated that he is raising $77,490 for 3000 hungry kids for six months. He captioned it as, “Let’s provide 3000 people in need with food for six months. ” As of now, only $548.98 out of $77,490  has been donated by the fans. The fighter has urged his followers to contribute to a cause to save their kids.

Well, this is not the first time that the lightweight champion has come forward for a public fundraiser. Last time, Islam Makhachev did a fundraiser for Zainal ͏Abid  who was suffering from acute leukemia (cancer). The fighter alongside his fans raised $͏124,403.53 for his recovery. Behind the bravado of a ruthless warrior, there lies a common man who just wants to help people.





With the help of his fans, Islam Makhachev believes that he will be able to bring a change. Well, the lightweight champion has been defeating his opponents back and forth but what’s next for him? Let’s find out.

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