"I'd be lying if I said he wasn't good. He beat a guy I faced three times (Aleksander Volkanovski), but I never could beat him. He beat him on the first try. He's got power, he's got speed, but he's never fought me yet. He talks a lot about finishing me and all that. If that's what he wants, let him keep telling himself that until October 26. When we step into the octagon and the cage closes, we'll know everything. We'll know who the champion is after that night," ESPN quoted Holloway as saying.
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