Khamzat Chimaev Targets Weight Adjustments

Khamzat Chimaev struggled to make weight before his title loss at UFC 328 on June 4.

Chimaev lost his UFC middleweight title to Sean Strickland by split decision.

Arman Tsarukyan revealed Chimaev can still make the weight with adjustments.

Tsarukyan said Chimaev needs to adjust a couple of things to come lighter on the last day.

T.J. Dillashaw, who trains with coach Sam Calavitta, said Chimaev was throwing up green bile trying to make the weight.

Chimaev's performance suffered when he appeared to have an adrenaline dump in Round 2.

Chimaev called for a title-fight rematch against Strickland, but UFC CEO Dana White is yet to make a decision.

Tsarukyan debunked the notion that Chimaev was overtrained by Calavitta, saying people are always going to talk.

Chimaev successfully hit the 185-pound mark, but his performance was affected.

Tsarukyan said Chimaev's last training in the garage was like 15-20 minutes, and on this level, you're a professional.

You've got to control yourself, said Tsarukyan.

If you feel you're tired, just skip the training, he added.

Chimaev's future in the middleweight division is uncertain.

He will need to make adjustments to his weight cut if he wants to continue competing at 185 pounds.

The UFC middleweight title is currently held by Sean Strickland.

Chimaev will need to wait for the UFC to decide on his next fight.

Arman Tsarukyan trains with Chimaev and has insight into his training.

Tsarukyan said Chimaev is a professional and can control himself during training.

Chimaev's loss to Strickland was a close fight.

The split decision went in favor of Strickland, but Chimaev is already looking for a rematch.

The rematch would be a big fight for Chimaev.

He would need to make sure he is properly prepared and adjusted to the weight cut.

Chimaev's fans are waiting to see what's next for him.

He has a big following and is known for his exciting fights.

The UFC will need to decide on Chimaev's next fight soon.

Chimaev is eager to get back in the octagon and compete for the title again.

Chimaev's training is ongoing, and he is working on his weight cut.

He will need to make sure he is ready for his next fight, whenever it may be.

The middleweight division is competitive, and Chimaev will need to be at his best.

He has the skills and talent to compete with the best fighters in the division.

Chimaev's future is bright, and he has a lot to look forward to.

He will need to stay focused and keep working on his craft to achieve his goals.