Max Holloway

Max Holloway, the former UFC featherweight champion, mocked the thrashtalk of Elijah Topuria, the organization's current featherweight champion.

"That's the kind of person he is. We exchanged Bible references on social media. Everybody was saying I won this duel 10-8. And then he threw me a whole paragraph. I didn't even read it, it was so long. I couldn't finish it, so I passed out. He's acting like a mean girlfriend. Even my wife doesn't text me like that. I started reading his sheet and I thought, fuck it. What's wrong with you? I had to check to see if the message was from my wife. What the hell?" - Holloway pronounced on Joe Rogan's podcast.

Max Holloway, former UFC featherweight champion and current BMF belt holder, has stated that he wants to become a three-time champion of the organization.

"In a perfect world, it would be like this: I would fight Elijah Topuria, win the featherweight title, and then whoever the next lightweight champion is, I would fight him. I want to try to achieve the status of a two-time champion or even a three-time champion. Put the BMF title on the line in a fight for the bantamweight belt and become champion. And then move up to lightweight and do the same thing. That would be crazy," Give me Sport quoted Max as saying.

Max Holloway, former UFC featherweight champion, has stated his desire to fight the promotion's current featherweight champion Elijah Topuria in Las Vegas.

"Hopefully the fight with Topuria will be in Vegas. How about the 66,000-seat Elligent Stadium? Now that would be something. Did you see how many Hawaiian flags there were at UFC 300? Vegas is our ninth island. Since we can't have a UFC tournament in Hawaii, let's fight in a soccer stadium in Vegas. Let's make it crazy," Holloway stated on Joe Rogan's podcast.

Recall, earlier Holloway reported that he was knocked out during his fight with Justin Gaethje.

Max Holloway, former UFC featherweight champion, admitted to being knocked out in his fight against Justin Gaethje.

"That moment didn't count as a knockdown, that's crazy. ESPN thinks no one has dropped me so far. That's bullshit - Gaethje deserved that accomplishment. I wouldn't be me if I didn't admit that Gatji sat me on my ass. I remember being on the floor and thinking, "What did he hit me with? Fucking hell of a punch." I managed to get up, but my legs gave out at the moment of impact. So now I don't even know what counts as a knockdown," said Holloway in the podcast Joe Rogan.

Recall, Holloway beat Gaethje by knockout at the last second of the last round.

Max Holloway, former UFC featherweight champion, has responded to all those who think he's on the decline right now.

"The problem is these guys have seen me grow up. Coming into the UFC, I was 20 years old, and a lot of people think I'm about 42 years old like Daniel Cormier. But I'm actually a young guy. Especially after the trilogy with Wolf. The first two fights went okay, and the third fight made everybody say, "Oh, he's done." Brother, that was Wolf's night. He was on a roll. It is what it is, and now they're doing MMA math because Elijah was able to knock out Wolf. Even Elijah is doing MMA math, "I beat the guy that beat you." Bro, that's not how it works. I lost to Dustin Puryear and Justin Gaethje sent him to knockout. Can I say now that I beat Dustin? No. Styles make fights," Middle Easy quoted Holloway as saying.