Islam Makhachev is living the good life after his monumental achievement at UFC 322. The newly crowned welterweight champion has now received a luxury automobile worth almost $100,000 as a gift.A collaborative post by ABD Auto Services Dubai and Makhmud Magomedov shows the UFC star arriving at the ABD garage, where he was gifted a brand new Land Rover Defender. The fighter's benefactors wrote:"ABD Auto Services congratulates @islam_makhachev on his brilliant UFC victory! A true champion and an inspiration."Check out Islam Makhachev receiving a brand new Land Rover Defender below: View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThe version Makhachev received appears to be a Gondwana Stone colored vehicle.Land Rover is a luxury automobile line currently operating under the Indian manufacturer Tata's JLR umbrella. The company offers multiple Defender variants ranging from $58,750 to $169,950.True to form, the Dagestani made sure to note his gratitude for the kind gesture on his Instagram story. Makhachev shared ABD's post, writing:"After the fight, when I returned to Dubai, I received such an unexpected and very pleasant gift from my brothers. BarakAllah! May the almighty reward you greatly." [Translated from Russian to English via Google Translate.]Check out Islam Makhachev's comments below:Screenshots courtesy: @islam_makhachev on InstagramAt UFC 322, Makhachev employed a wrestling-heavy game, smothering Jack Della Maddalena with relentless pressure. The final scorecards had him 50-45 across the board.The 34-year-old is now the 11th two-division champion in UFC history. Furthermore, with the win, he has tied Anderson Silva's historic 16-fight win streak.UFC icon shares his take on Islam Makhachev vs. Khabib Nurmagomedov legacy debateWith their legacies tied together through the legendary Abdulmanap Nurmagomedov, many still wonder whether Islam Makhachev has truly stepped out of Khabib Nurmagomedov's shadow. A former interim lightweight champion is convinced those comparisons no longer hold any weight.Tony Ferguson believes Makhachev doesn't concern himself with surpassing 'The Eagle' and is his own fighter. During a recent interview with Helen Yee, Ferguson said:"Well, I think when Khabib's dad was there, I think [Makhachev] was in the shadows, not wanting to pass him just because out of respect when it goes into like your teacher and your coaches and certain things like that. I think when everything was all said and done, and Khabib retired and the family things and so on so forth that he finally had his time to shine. I think he's his own athlete. I don't think he really concerns himself about Khabib or anything else." [2:40 minutes into the interview]