Alexander Volkanovski looked better than ever as he bludgeoned Max Holloway to conclude their trilogy Saturday at UFC 276 in Las Vegas.
However, Volkanovski won the rivalry against Holloway and showed that he is a level above the popular Hawaiian. Holloway, for so many years, has shown that he is a level above the featherweight division. - The Australian fighter beat Holloway so bad the Hawaiian wore a mask of blood.
MAX HOLLOWAY was rushed to hospital after suffering a horrific cut in his trilogy fight with Alexander Volkanovski.The former dominant featherweight c.
"I want to be busy. "I just proved to you that I want to be in this octagon as much as possible. And after a quick once over from the UFC's medical team, he was transported to the hospital for further treatment.
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UFC featherweight champ Alexander Volkanovski reacts to his win over Max Holloway at UFC 276 and what's next.
“It gives me time to see what’s happening and maybe see what’s happening in my division. Volkanovski is confident that’s now a thing of the past and wants to move on to bigger things. “It’s been a bit of a journey this rivalry,” Volkanovski told reporters at the UFC 276 post-fight press conference.
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Cerrone beat Miller in their first meeting in 2014, but Cerrone is now 4-10 since 2016 with a seven-fight winless streak. Bryan Barberena also stopped Robbie Lawler on strikes late in the second round of a brutal fight in which both veterans absorbed tremendous punishment. The 38-year-old Miller’s landmark victory broke his tie with Cerrone and Andrei Arlovski for the UFC’s career wins mark. Before the title fights, Alex Pereira demolished Sean Strickland with strikes midway through the first round of a victory that burnished the Brazilian kickboxing champion’s status as an immediate title contender at middleweight. Holloway’s answers dwindled as his cuts grew larger, and Volkanovski patiently racked up scoring shots to leave no doubt in the decision. “He thinks he’s got what it takes,” Volkanovski said of Cejudo. “People want to challenge me, but they need to be big fights. Cannonier, getting his first UFC title shot at 38 years old, struggled to find a consistent striking range, and he didn’t show enough desperation to figure it out. Volkanovski executed a sharp boxing game plan against one of the UFC’s best punchers, bloodying Holloway’s face early on and steadily increasing the punishment into the final minutes. Alexander Volkanovski, left, fights Max Holloway in a featherweight title bout during the UFC 276 mixed martial arts event Saturday, July 2, 2022, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher) Alexander Volkanovski, left, fights Max Holloway in a featherweight title bout during the UFC 276 mixed martial arts event Saturday, July 2, 2022, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher) Alexander Volkanovski, left, fights Max Holloway in a featherweight title bout during the UFC 276 mixed martial arts event Saturday, July 2, 2022, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher) Alexander Volkanovski, left, fights Max Holloway in a featherweight title bout during the UFC 276 mixed martial arts event Saturday, July 2, 2022, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
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"I want to be active," Volkanovski added. "I want to be busy. "It adds to the story. Volkanovski is now eyeing a move to lightweight, where the belt is technically vacant after controversy over Oliveira's recent weight miss. “Max Holloway is an absolute beast," Volkanovski told Joe Rogan in the octagon afterwards. And during the second round he was brutally cut above the left eye with a right hand; an injury that continued to bother him throughout the fight.
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I don’t know whether that picked him up or whatever he did but from the third round on, he picked his pace up.” so the sleep pattern and everything got broken up and he was really, really flat that morning,” he said. “That’s why I was confident coming into this one.
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A third agreed: "That is one of the worst cuts I’ve ever seen." "I want to be busy. With a second adding: "Holloway cut is probably one of the worst if not the worst cuts in UFC history."
Hawaii's Max Holloway absorbed a kick to the face from Alexander Volkanovski in a featherweight title bout at UFC 276 in Las Vegas on Saturday.
Volkanovski out-struck Holloway 199 to 127. I want to be busy,” Volkanovski said. When it was over, even Holloway, whose face and shorts were covered in blood after a bad cut opened over his left eye in the second round, couldn’t question who the best is at 145 pounds. Volkanovski was met with a scattering of boos that turned into acknowledging cheers as the fight wore on and it became and obvious that Holloway offered little for Volkanovski to be concerned about. “I just proved to you that I want to be in this Octagon as much as possible. I really needed it.
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In the rematch, Holloway was much more competitive and in the eyes of most, he did enough to beat Volkanovski at UFC 251 in July 2020. In the meantime, the champion defended his title against Brian Ortega and ‘The Korean Zombie’ to establish himself as one of the very best fighters in MMA – something he solidified with his dominant decision win over Holloway last night. Alexander Volkanovski proved to be one of the top pound-for-pound UFC fighters at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas with a comprehensive shutout over Max Holloway in their trilogy fight.
Holloway, who remains one of the best 145-pound fighters of all-time, lost his third fight to current UFC featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski last ...
Moving up to lightweight will give him the best chance to do that and it opens up a long list of potential matchups between “Blessed” and the best 155-pound fighters in the world today. What would make Holloway’s move to lightweight even more beneficial would be the fact that “Blessed” no longer has to cut down to 145 pounds. While Holloway still has time to fight his way back to another title shot it’s going to be exceedingly difficult to do something like that considering the currant champion holds three wins over him.
Alexander Volkanovski is glad Max Holloway ignited a verbal altercation prior to their UFC 276 trilogy.
“They are a lot bigger wins than your average defense.” It was hurting, it was hard time, but it made me who I am now, so I’m proud that it happened. I don’t need anyone help me raise the bar, I do it myself, but he makes it easy to make me be disciplined.” I don’t know if it was a part of his game to get inside my head and try make me brawl or something like that and fight silly, I don’t, but I was like, ‘Mate, you just put fire in my belly. I wanted to go there, I was going to soak up the energy, even if it was boos, whatever, I was using that to get that fire in the belly. I needed that,” Volkanovski said on Saturday. “I was going to go to that [pre-fight] press conference, I thought it was going to be chill.