Gegard ‘The Dreamcatcher’ Mousasi is no stranger to belts and championships. The Dreamcatcher added the Bellator Middleweight title this weekend to his long list of accolades.
Gegard Mousasi made short work of long term Bellator MW champion Rafael Carvalho at Bellator’s bicentenary event. Mousasi finished Carvalho via GnP in the very first round to become the new Bellator MW champion.
Mousasi in his storied career, had already become the Strikeforce LHW champion, Dream MW and LHW champion and Cage Warriors MW champion. He took to Twitter to showcase his incredible list of achievements.
My Collection…. pic.twitter.com/XwIa5fQvy8
— Gegard Mousasi (@mousasi_mma) May 27, 2018
In addition to his amazing list of MMA accomplishments, Mousasi holds a 5-0 kickboxing record, with notable wins over kickboxing legends Musashi and former K-1 heavyweight champion Kyotaro Fujimoto.
The only thing missing in Mousasi’s illustrious career is a UFC title. Mousasi was close to a UFC title shot after his TKO victory over former UFC champion Chris Weidman, but decided to move on to Bellator due to pay disagreements.
Mousasi, 32 now, has 4 fights left on his Bellator contract. It remains to be seen if Mousasi will ever come back to the UFC but his immediate intention is to take out the Bellator WW champion Rory McDonald.
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