Abus Magomedov chokes Cameron Rowston out in under two minutes at UFC 333

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Abus Magomedov chokes Cameron Rowston out in under two minutes at UFC 333
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Abus Magomedov secured a victory over Cameron Rowston at UFC 333 on October 24, 2026, in Abu Dhabi. Magomedov won by guillotine choke, rendering Rowston unconscious just 1:44 into the first round. The fight began with exchanges on the feet until Rowston attempted a leg takedown, which led to Magomedov immediately countering with the choke. This marks Magomedov's second consecutive win by guillotine submission, and he called for a future match against Gregory Rodrigues in his post-fight comments.

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  • •Abus Magomedov chokes Cameron Rowston in Round 1.
  • •The stoppage occurred at 1:44 into the fight.
  • •This was Magomedov's second straight guillotine submission win.
  • •He has won five of his last six fights.
  • •Magomedov calls for a fight with Gregory Rodrigues.
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Abus Magomedov sleeps Cameron Rowston at UFC 333. | Jeff Bottari, Zuffa LLC Abud Magomedov channeled a little Nate Diaz in his win at UFC 333. The middleweight veteran scored his second straight win with an airtight guillotine choke submission that put Cameron Rowston to sleep less than two minutes into their fight Saturday at Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi, then flexed in an homage to the popular Diaz. Watch the fast finish below. Abus Magomedov chokes Cam Rowston unconscious in Round 1 at #UFC333! pic.twitter.com/SphqxN3Mb6 — MMA Fighting (@MMAFighting) October 24, 2026 The fighters opened by exchanging on the feet, but Rowston attempted to change the pace by snatching a single leg. Magomedov was well-prepared, immediately attacking Rowston’s neck with a choke that he would not escape. Moments later, Rowston went limp, and referee Saman Amidi moved in to stop the bout. The official time of the stoppage was 1:44 into Round 1. That’s back-to-back guillotine submission wins for Magomedov, who mentioned the maneuver in his post-fight interview. “Guillotine is my trump card,” Magomedov said. “If something doesn’t work, guillotine works always.” Magomedov (30-7-1), a winner of five of his past six fights, also used his microphone time to call for a fight with Gregory Rodrigues.

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