Colby Covington is one of the most proficient trash-talkers in the UFC right now. The former interim champion is all set to bring the welterweight title back home to the U.S.A. with him after defeating English star Leon Edwards. But will the great American dream come true?

Edwards has held the title for a little over a year now. He also has one of the greatest win streaks in the UFC. Edwards has a record of 21-3, ‘Chaos’ has a record of 17 wins and three losses. So who are the people he lost to and on what occasions? Here’s everything you need to know.

Every time Colby Covington lost in MMA

Colby Covington was handed his first loss by none other than Warlley Alves. The two locked horns back in 2015 and Alves submitted Covington in the very first round of the bout. At the time, his record was 8 and 0. The next time he would lose to an opponent would be four years later.

The opponent would be none other than Kamaru Usman. Called the greatest welterweight on the planet by Dana White, Usman was the reigning welterweight champion who had to defend his title against ‘Chaos’. And he did so with great grit.

Usman finished Covington in the last round of their bout. Handing him his second loss was not going to be enough for ‘The Nigerian Nightmare’ and only having one title shot wasn’t enough for Covington. The two would clash once again in 2021.

Yet again, for the welterweight title, the two fought the five rounds once again. Unfortunately, Covington lost to Usman yet again, this time, via a unanimous decision. A few months later, the title would sit on Edwards’ shoulder and now, Covington has a third and perhaps final shot.

Will the third time be the charm for ‘Chaos’?

Colby Covington would now be going towards the title for the third time in recent history. Will he come back victorious? He has already promised his fans to bring the trophy home. His sheer American-ness has even brought former president Donald Trump to his side.

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Trump promised Covington that he would come to watch the fight. He also gave him his blessings and urged him to go and win. Now, with all the fans and the former POTUS behind him, will Covington succeed? Will this be enough fuel in his engine? He has left no crumbs when it comes to thrashing Edwards with his words. But will Rocky take the title back home with his strikes? We’ll find out at UFC 296.

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