MMA journalist Mike Bohn believes the UFC may offer Justin Gaethje a lightweight title shot following his UFC 313 win over Rafael Fiziev. After a devastating knockout loss against Max Holloway at UFC 300, which raised questions about his future performances, Gaethje rebounded with a unanimous decision victory over Fiziev.He is now in a similar situation as Dustin Poirier, who defeated Benoit Saint Denis after getting knocked out by Gaethje. With no available challenger, Poirier received the title against champion Islam Makhachev and presented a stiff challenge before losing by a fifth-round submission at UFC 302.In a recent episode of the 'Bohnfire' podcast, Bohn suggested that Gaethje could be next in line for the title fight, given his potential as a challenger and his limited time in the sport. He explained:"For some reason, I feel like Gaethje might get [the next lightweight title shot]. It's kind of like the Dustin Poirier thing, right? Like, the last chance. He's kind of 36 years old, so the timing may not work out for it again."He added:"All those other guys like Ilia Topuria, Arman Tsarukyan, Charles Oliveira, not so much, are younger. And their time will come. I think even if it's not next. So I could see Justin get it. That's probably the ingredient for the most exciting fight out of all three."Check out Mike Bohn's comments below (13:05):Justin Gaethje demands a lightweight title shot against Islam MakhachevJustin Gaethje clearly expressed his desire for a title opportunity before Mike Bohn shared his perspective on the issue. After his UFC 313 win over Rafael Fiziev, Gaethje took to X to make his case for the lightweight title shot, tagging UFC CEO Dana White. In his post, Gaethje wrote:"I won 3 out of my last 4, only losing in an exhibition fight. I have to fight for the belt. @danawhite I am ready."Gaethje and Poirier are part of a group of MMA legends who never held the undisputed UFC title despite their elite game. With a potential Islam Makhachev showdown, Gaethje has a chance to achieve a rare accomplishment by winning the UFC title in the organization's lower weight classes while aged 35 years or older.