Max Holloway

Mixed martial artist, UFC Featherweight Champion

Max Holloway - Athletes & Sports Figures born December 4th, 1991
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A professional mixed martial artist, achieved the UFC Featherweight Championship. Competed extensively in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), demonstrating remarkable striking and fighting skills. Accumulated numerous title defenses and victories over well-known fighters, establishing a prominent presence in the sport. Recognized for an exciting fighting style and high-volume striking approach, contributing to a notable career in professional MMA.

Held the UFC Featherweight Championship

Defended the title three times

Achieved victories over José Aldo and Brian Ortega

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