"It's a very appealing fight". Sterling spoke out about Topuria's fight with Holloway

Alexandr Ormanji April 21, 2024, 5:06 p.m.

Aljamain Sterling, former UFC flyweight champion, spoke out about a potential fight between Max Holloway and Elijah Topuria, the promotion's featherweight champion.

"It's a very appealing fight. I think it's the footwork that makes Max a tough opponent. Styles make fights. Max has a hell of a strong chin and Elijah can punch, can't he? He goes at you until he pins you to the net, and then he throws a combination and knocks guys out. The question is, can he do that to Max? Will Max trade with him near the cage where Elijah shines? This fight has an interesting dynamic," Sterling said on The MMA Hour podcast

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