Tag: Max Holloway
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Thank You, Dustin Poirier – A Tribute to a Warrior’s Warrior
In a sport defined by resilience, sacrifice, and evolution, few athletes have embodied those values quite like Dustin “The Diamond” Poirier. Over a career spanning more than a decade, Poirier has fought the toughest names in the UFC, captured the hearts of millions, and built a legacy far beyond titles. His career is a tapestry woven…
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UFC 318 – Preview & Analysis
Smoothie King Center, New Orleans – Saturday 19 July 2025 (Sun 20 July BST) 🥊 Main Event – BMF Lightweight Title Max Holloway (26‑8) vs Dustin Poirier (30‑9)Overview: The trilogy closes 13 years after their first meeting. Holloway brings relentless volume and a five‑inch height advantage; Poirier counters with heavier hands, a four‑inch reach edge and the home‑state roar in what he says is his final walk‑out.Key Dynamics:…
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The Dynamic Evolution of the UFC Featherweight Division
What Makes the Featherweight Division So Exciting? The UFC Featherweight Division is one of mixed martial arts’s most exciting and fiercely competitive weight classes. This division, featuring athletes weighing up to 145 pounds, has produced some of UFC history’s most memorable fights and remarkable champions. Featherweight fighters balance speed, technical skill, and knockout power perfectly,…
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Ilia Topuria Knocks Max Holloway Out!!! (UFC 308 Review)
Ilia Topuria delivered a career-defining knockout, stopping Max Holloway in the third round at UFC 308. Known for his resilience, Holloway was stunned by Topuria’s pinpoint straight right, followed by a left hook that dropped him cold. Topuria’s ground-and-pound sealed the finish, marking the first time Holloway has been knocked out. With both Alexander Volkanovski…
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Card Was Stacked but in Quality, it Lacked (UFC 276 Review)
The main event was disappointing. Both men didn’t push for the win. It was a technical bout but not a good one, especially after the hype. Both men had special walkouts to the octagon but the intensity of their walkouts was higher than their intensity throughout the fight. Izzy did what he had to do…
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