
Max Holloways Heaviest UFC Weigh-In and the Favorite Over Conor McGregor
Max Holloway hit the scale at a clean 170 pounds for UFC 329, with Conor McGregor tipping it at 170.5
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Max Holloway hit the scale at a clean 170 pounds for UFC 329, with Conor McGregor tipping it at 170.5

The son of Waiʻanae talks McGregor 2, the jump to welterweight, and carrying the islands into the biggest main event

The energy in Las Vegas is reaching a fever pitch as UFC 329 descends upon the T-Mobile Arena. While fight

Carlos “Black Jag” Ulberg is officially on the doorstep of greatness, stepping into the main event of UFC 327 this

Max “Blessed” Holloway is more than just a mixed martial artist; he is a walking manifestation of island warrior spirit.

In the electrifying atmosphere of Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney, Australia, light heavyweight contender Billy Elekana delivered a performance that

Max Holloway just reminded the world why he’s still one of the baddest men walking into any octagon. At UFC

At UFC Nashville, Junior “The Juggernaut” Tafa stepped into the Octagon leaner, meaner, and hungry to make waves in his

Carlos Ulberg continued his rise in the light heavyweight division with a unanimous decision win over former champion Jan Blachowicz