Merab Dvalishvili chokes Sean O’Malley in submission for Donald Trump on UFC 316 before he jumps on Octagon for chat with president in New Jersey

Merab Dvalishvili defended his title on sensational fashion UFC 316 Before you jump over the octhoek to celebrate Donald Trump.

The Georgian, who gave O’Malley a rematch that had defeated him on the score cards last year, improved that performance with a merciless finish.

A combination of a neck crank and choke from the north-south position crushed on ‘Suga Sean’ who forces him to tap in the third round.

After almost all the prudential center-mixed, who were particularly hostile during his walk-out and even grabbed him, the champion soon won them around.

The secret service on the spot will have been nervous when seeing the crazy hunter who jumps over the cage to Trump.

But they shared a few words and a handshake before posing for photos. It was a routine copied by a few other hunters in the night and the president, who used the UFC to help cultivate his image, was only happy to oblige.

Merab Dvalishvili defeated Sean O’Malley in the main event of UFC 316 on Saturday evening

He jumped the cage for a chat with Donald Trump (left) and Dana White (right)

Trump compassion for O’Malley after the defeat of the challenger’s entry on the third round

He had run away with Dana White to his usual delicious reception, in particular not flanked by Elon Musk as he had been before – now the couple is in a public spit and the relationship has become sour.

Trump watched while Dvalishhvili started when he was planning to continue and stifle O’Malley with his pressure forward.

The challenger did well to keep him largely at bay during the first five minutes and also hinded branchedowns in a second round, albeit with Dvalishvili who did enough to win.

Those Takedown attempts continued to come in the third and on this point the famous cardio of the champion came into his own.

He picked O’Malley like a doll and with a grin on his face he poured him back to earth.

Dvalishvili worked away with elbows on the floor and then pushed an arm under O’Malley’s neck, safeguarding a filthy, rotating type of choke as he adjusted the corner again to press his chest on the face.

That was all she wrote and Dvalishvili can now hopefully add some finishing finesse to what was a deadly but not always entertaining style.

Then he said: ‘I am at the top of the world, I am a world champion. I came out of nothing.

O’Malley was dumped to the mat without mercy when Dvalishvili picked him up

The Georgian locked up a tight choke and forced his opponent to tap before he went unconscious

Kayla Harrison (left) won the Co-Main event to take the Bantamweight title

‘It doesn’t matter what you have as long as you know where you are going and you have a goal. Please believe in your dreams. Everything is possible.

“He was well prepared. I knew he would make changes. Every time I lost, I made a big change and I learned from it. But I’m getting better and better. Now it’s my time. ‘

He also confirmed a fight with Corey Sandhagen will be the next one.

In the Co-Main event, Kayla Harrison Dominated Julianna Pena and forced a tap with eight seconds on the clock in the second round.

It was a kimura entry and would almost certainly have broken the arm of the former champion if she didn’t stop useful.

Harrison then invited Amanda Nunes to the Octagon to cope with the head, with the lioness retiring for a megaight that expected to be next year.