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Max Holloway

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American mixed martial artist (born 1991)

Max Holloway
Holloway in 2022
BornJerome Max Keli'i Holloway
(1991-12-04)December 4, 1991 (age 33)
Honolulu, Hawaii, U.S.[1]
Other namesBlessed
Height5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)
Weight155 lb (70 kg; 11 st 1 lb)
DivisionFeatherweight (2012–2024)
Lightweight (2010–2011, 2019, 2024-present)
Reach69 in (175 cm)[2]
Fighting out ofWaianae, Hawaii, U.S.
TeamGracie Technics
Legacy Muay Thai
RankBrown belt inBrazilian Jiu-Jitsu under Rylan Lizares[3]
Years active2010–present
Mixed martial arts record
Total35
Wins27
By knockout12
By submission2
By decision13
Losses8
By knockout1
By submission1
By decision6
Amateur mixed martial arts record
Total8
Wins7
By knockout5
By submission2
Losses1
By decision1
Other information
Mixed martial arts record fromSherdog

Jerome Max Keli'i Holloway[4][5] (born December 4, 1991) is an American professionalmixed martial artist. He currently competes in theLightweight division of theUltimate Fighting Championship (UFC), where he is a formerUFC Featherweight Champion and the current symbolicUFC "BMF" titleholder. He is considered one of the greatest Featherweights of all time.[6][7][8][9][10] As of October 14, 2025, he is #4 in theUFC lightweight rankings[11] and as of August 19, 2025, he is #12 in theUFC men's pound-for-pound rankings.[12]

Background

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Holloway was born inHonolulu, Hawaii, and raised inWaianae, an area known forfist fighting.[13][14] He is ofNative Hawaiian andSamoan ancestry.[15][16] Holloway's parents were heavy drug users, his mother Missy Kapoi being acrystal meth consumer who later recovered. His father, Mark Holloway, who constantly abused his mother, left when Max was around 11 years old.[17] Max started training inkickboxing in 2007 at the end of hissophomore year, aged 15, out of Team Ruthless, and went on to win his first amateur bout in the sport after three days of training.[18] He graduated fromWaianae High School in 2010.[19]

Mixed martial arts career

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Early MMA career

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At the age of 19, Holloway had amassed a record of 4–0. He gained recognition as the #7 featherweight prospect of 2012 in Bloody Elbow's 2012 World MMA Scouting Report and was compared with formerUFC and formerWEC lightweight championAnthony Pettis, due to his ability to incorporate a wide array of flying and spinning kicks, knees and elbows into his striking game. He would later go on to defeat Pettis to capture the UFC interim featherweight championship before unifying the title.[20]

His early career was highlighted by a split decision win over formerStrikeforce[21] andWEC veteran Harris Sarmiento on March 12, 2011, earning himself the lightweight strap for the Hawaii-based X-1 promotion.[22]

Ultimate Fighting Championship

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Early fights

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Holloway was the youngest fighter on the UFC roster when he made his promotional debut as an injury replacement forRicardo Lamas atUFC 143 on February 4, 2012, againstDustin Poirier. He lost the fight via submission (mounted triangle armbar) in the first round.[23]

In his second fight, Holloway faced Pat Schilling on June 1, 2012, atThe Ultimate Fighter 15 Finale.[24] Holloway won via unanimous decision (30–27, 30–27, 30–27).[25]

Holloway defeatedJustin Lawrence, on August 11, 2012, atUFC 150.[26] Holloway won the fight via TKO in the second round.[27]

Holloway foughtLeonard Garcia on December 29, 2012, atUFC 155, replacing an injuredCody McKenzie.[28] Holloway won the close fight via split decision.[29]

Holloway facedDennis Bermudez on May 25, 2013, atUFC 160.[30][31] He lost the fight controversially via split decision.[32] 11 out of 11 media members scored the fight in favor of Holloway.[33]

Holloway facedConor McGregor on August 17, 2013, atUFC Fight Night 26.[34] He lost the fight via unanimous decision.[35]

Win streak and title run

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Holloway faced promotional newcomer Will Chope on January 4, 2014, atUFC Fight Night 34.[36] Holloway won the fight via TKO in the second round.[37] The win also earned Holloway his firstKnockout of the Night bonus.[38]

Holloway facedAndre Fili on April 26, 2014, atUFC 172.[39] He won the back-and-forth fight after submitting Fili in the third round.[40]

Holloway was expected to faceMirsad Bektić on August 23, 2014, atUFC Fight Night 49, replacing an injuredErnest Chavez.[41] However, Bektic pulled out of the bout in the week leading up to the event and was replaced by promotional newcomer Clay Collard.[42] Holloway won the fight via TKO in the third round.

Holloway again served as a replacement and facedAkira Corassani on October 4, 2014, atUFC Fight Night 53, filling in forChan Sung Jung.[43] He won the fight via knockout in the first round.[44] The win earned Holloway his firstPerformance of the Night bonus award.[45]

Holloway facedCole Miller on February 15, 2015, atUFC Fight Night 60.[46] Holloway won via unanimous decision.[47]

Holloway facedCub Swanson on April 18, 2015, atUFC on Fox 15.[48] Holloway finished the fight with a mounted guillotine in the third round.[49] The win also earned Holloway his secondPerformance of the Night bonus award.[50]

Holloway facedCharles Oliveira on August 23, 2015, atUFC Fight Night 74.[51] He won the fight via TKO in the first round after Oliveira suffered an apparent neck/shoulder injury while defending a takedown and was unable to continue.[52] The injury was later described as a micro-tear in his esophagus,[53] although the UFC later released a statement clarifying that Oliveira had no major injuries.[54] With the win, Holloway became the youngest fighter in UFC history to get 10 wins.[55]

Holloway facedJeremy Stephens on December 12, 2015, atUFC 194.[56] Holloway won the fight via unanimous decision.[57]

Holloway facedRicardo Lamas on June 4, 2016, atUFC 199.[58] He won via unanimous decision.[59]

Interim Featherweight Champion and unification

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Holloway facedAnthony Pettis for the interimUFC Featherweight Championship on December 10, 2016, atUFC 206.[60] At the weigh-ins, Pettis came in at 148 lbs., three pounds over the featherweight limit of 145 lbs for a championship fight. As a result, in case Pettis were to win the fight with Holloway, he would be ineligible for the UFC championship. Pettis was also fined 20% of his purse, which went to Holloway and the bout proceeded at a catchweight.[61][62] Holloway won the fight via TKO in the third round and was awarded aPerformance of the Night bonus.[63][64]

Holloway faced the featherweight championJosé Aldo in a title unification bout on June 3, 2017, atUFC 212.[65] After facing some early adversity, Holloway defeated Aldo via TKO in the third round and earned his firstFight of the Night bonus award for the bout.[66][67]

Featherweight Champion and pursuit of Lightweight gold

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On October 4, 2017, Holloway revealed that he had signed a new multi-fight deal with UFC.[68] Holloway was expected to faceFrankie Edgar on December 2, 2017, atUFC 218;[69] however, on November 8, 2017, Edgar withdrew from the card due to injury[70] and was replaced by José Aldo.[71] Holloway won the fight via TKO in the third round and defended the UFC Featherweight belt.[72]

The bout with Edgar was rescheduled and was expected to take place on March 3, 2018, atUFC 222.[73] However, it was announced on February 3, 2018, that Holloway had been forced to pull out of the bout due to a leg injury.[74]

Holloway andPaige VanZant board a C-130 aircraft atBagram Airfield bound forKandahar Airfield visiting U.S. servicemembers stationed in Afghanistan in 2018.

On April 1, 2018, Holloway was announced as a late replacement for the injuredTony Ferguson in a fight for the vacant undisputed UFC Lightweight Championship atUFC 223 againstKhabib Nurmagomedov to be held on April 7, 2018. If victorious, Holloway would be only the second fighter (behind Conor McGregor) in UFC history to hold titles in two different divisions simultaneously. Holloway, who had no fight scheduled and was not in a training camp, accepted the fight with only six days to prepare. On April 6, as he was due to weigh in, Holloway was pulled from the card byNew York State Athletic Commission doctors due to the severity of his short-notice weight cut.[75] The bout continued withAl Iaquinta as a last minute replacement for Holloway.[76]

Holloway was then scheduled to defend hisUFC Featherweight Championship title on July 7, 2018, atUFC 226 againstBrian Ortega.[77] However, on July 4, Holloway was pulled from the fight due to "concussion like symptoms".[78]

For his second title defense, Holloway facedBrian Ortega in the main event atUFC 231 in Toronto, Canada on December 8, 2018.[79] Holloway won the fight via TKO at the end of fourth round by doctor stoppage.[80] This win earned him theFight of the Night andPerformance of the Night awards.[81] Holloway broke the record for most significant strikes in one fight with 290, broke the record for landing 134 of those significant strikes in a round, and set the record for most victories in UFC featherweight history with fifteen.[82] Holloway would later surpass his own significant strike records againstCalvin Kattar atUFC on ABC 1.[83]

As a result of theKhabib Nurmagomedov incident at UFC 229, the then lightweight champion Nurmagomedov was unable to defend his undisputed title until late 2019 which led to an interim lightweight title fight.[84] For theinterim UFC Lightweight Championship, Holloway moved up a weight class to faceDustin Poirier in a rematch.[85] He lost the back-and-forth fight by unanimous decision.[86] This fight earned him theFight of the Night award.[87]

Holloway came back down to featherweight, and a bout against formerUFC lightweight championFrankie Edgar was scheduled a third time and eventually took place on July 27, 2019, in the main event ofUFC 240.[88] Holloway won the fight by unanimous decision, successfully defending his featherweight title for a third time.[89]

In his fourth title defense, Holloway facedAlexander Volkanovski on December 14, 2019, atUFC 245.[90] He lost the fight via unanimous decision, ending his featherweight reign.[91]

Post championship dominance and Volkanovski trilogy

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Holloway facedAlexander Volkanovski in a rematch for theUFC Featherweight Championship on July 12 atUFC 251.[92] He lost the fight via controversial split decision.[93] Among media outlets, 18 out of 27 media scores gave it to Holloway.[94][95][96] The decision was further criticized by UFC presidentDana White,[97] former referee andUnified Rules of Mixed Martial Arts co-creatorJohn McCarthy,[98][99] and multiple mixed martial artists.[100]

Holloway facedCalvin Kattar on January 16, 2021, headliningUFC on ABC 1.[101] Holloway dominated Kattar for all 5 rounds and won by unanimous decision, with two judges scoring the fight 50–43 and one judge scoring it 50–42 in his favor.[102] As of February 2025, this is one of four bouts in UFC history to have a 50–42 scorecard.[103] During the last two minutes of the fifth round, Holloway landed a two-punch combo and proceeded to stare at the commentary team sitting cage-side and talk to them, while effortlessly dodging Kattar's strikes and yelling "I'm the best boxer in the UFC!" to him, which generated talk about an homage toMuhammad Ali, known for hisshowboating.[104][105][106] Holloway set the UFC single-fight records for total strikes landed and attempted, significant strikes landed and attempted, strike differential, distance strikes landed, significant head strikes landed and significant body strikes landed. His fourth round also set the record for strikes and significant strikes landed.[107] Both fighters earned theFight of the Night award.[108][109]

Holloway was scheduled to faceYair Rodríguez on July 17, 2021, atUFC on ESPN 26.[110] On June 17, 2021, reports stated that Holloway was forced to pull out of the fight with Rodríguez due to injury.[111][112] The bout was rescheduled and Holloway faced Rodriguez on November 13, 2021, atUFC Fight Night 197.[113] He won the fight via unanimous decision.[114] Both fighters earned theFight of the Night award.[115]

Holloway was scheduled to faceAlexander Volkanovski for theUFC Featherweight Championship on March 5, 2022, atUFC 272.[116] However, a day after the fight announcement, Holloway was forced to pull from the event due to injury.[117] The trilogy bout was rescheduled to occur atUFC 276 on July 2, 2022.[118] Holloway lost the bout via unanimous decision.[119]

Holloway facedArnold Allen on April 15, 2023, atUFC on ESPN 44.[120] He won the fight by unanimous decision.[121]

Holloway facedJung Chan-sung on August 26, 2023, atUFC Fight Night 225.[122] He won the bout via knockout at the beginning of the third round.[123] This bout earned him aFight of the Night award.[124]

Return to Lightweight, BMF Champion, and Featherweight title fight

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Holloway with the BMF belt

Holloway facedJustin Gaethje in a lightweight bout on April 13, 2024, atUFC 300 for the symbolicUFC 'BMF' ("baddest motherfucker") belt.[125] Holloway won the BMF championship by knockout in the last second of round five, tying the record for the latest knockout win in UFC history.[126][127] Due to the UFC increasing the payout of post fight bonuses from $50,000 to $300,000 for the event, this fight earned him a $300,000Performance of the Night award and a $300,000Fight of the Night award totalling $600,000.[128][129] Holloway received universal acclaim for his performance against Gaethje, with his knockout being proclaimed as being among the greatest and most shocking in the sport's history.[130][131][132]

Holloway faced championIlia Topuria for theUFC Featherweight Championship on October 26, 2024, atUFC 308.[133] He lost the fight by knockout in the third round, leading to the first knockout loss of his career.[134]

In February 2025, Holloway confirmed viaTwitter that he will stay at Lightweight permanently.[135]

Holloway became the first person to defend theUFC 'BMF' belt against former interimUFC Lightweight ChampionDustin Poirier in a trilogy bout on July 19, 2025 atUFC 318, which was Poirier's retirement bout.[136] Holloway won the fight by unanimous decision.[137][138]

In early August 2025, Holloway revealed he would not be able to compete later in the year due to a hand injury resulting from the most recent bout against Poirier.[139]

Personal life

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Holloway married his long-time girlfriend Kaimana Pa'aluhi in 2012, with whom he has one son.[140][141] The couple separated in 2014 before divorcing in 2017.[142]

Holloway began dating Hawaiian pro surfer Alessa Quizon in early 2020. They married on April 16, 2022.[143]

Championships and accomplishments

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  1. ^abcdefghijklMost in a UFC Featherweight title fight.
  1. ^abMost in a UFC Lightweight title fight.

Mixed martial arts record

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Professional record breakdown
35 matches27 wins8 losses
By knockout121
By submission21
By decision136
Res.RecordOpponentMethodEventDateRoundTimeLocationNotes
Win27–8Dustin PoirierDecision (unanimous)UFC 318July 19, 202555:00New Orleans, Louisiana, United StatesReturn to Lightweight. Defended the symbolicUFC "BMF" title.
Loss26–8Ilia TopuriaKO (punches)UFC 308October 26, 202431:34Abu Dhabi, United Arab EmiratesFor theUFC Featherweight Championship.
Win26–7Justin GaethjeKO (punch)UFC 300April 13, 202454:59Las Vegas, Nevada, United StatesLightweight bout. Won the symbolicUFC "BMF" title. Performance of the Night. Fight of the Night.
Win25–7Jung Chan-sungKO (punch)UFC Fight Night: Holloway vs. The Korean ZombieAugust 26, 202330:23Kallang, SingaporeFight of the Night.
Win24–7Arnold AllenDecision (unanimous)UFC on ESPN: Holloway vs. AllenApril 15, 202355:00Kansas City, Missouri, United States
Loss23–7Alexander VolkanovskiDecision (unanimous)UFC 276July 2, 202255:00Las Vegas, Nevada, United StatesFor theUFC Featherweight Championship.
Win23–6Yair RodríguezDecision (unanimous)UFC Fight Night: Holloway vs. RodríguezNovember 13, 202155:00Las Vegas, Nevada, United StatesFight of the Night.
Win22–6Calvin KattarDecision (unanimous)UFC on ABC: Holloway vs. KattarJanuary 16, 202155:00Abu Dhabi, United Arab EmiratesFight of the Night.
Loss21–6Alexander VolkanovskiDecision (split)UFC 251July 12, 202055:00Abu Dhabi, United Arab EmiratesFor theUFC Featherweight Championship.
Loss21–5Alexander VolkanovskiDecision (unanimous)UFC 245December 14, 201955:00Las Vegas, Nevada, United StatesLost theUFC Featherweight Championship.
Win21–4Frankie EdgarDecision (unanimous)UFC 240July 27, 201955:00Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaDefended theUFC Featherweight Championship.
Loss20–4Dustin PoirierDecision (unanimous)UFC 236April 13, 201955:00Atlanta, Georgia, United StatesFor the interimUFC Lightweight Championship. Fight of the Night.
Win20–3Brian OrtegaTKO (doctor stoppage)UFC 231December 8, 201845:00Toronto,Ontario, CanadaDefended theUFC Featherweight Championship. Performance of the Night. Fight of the Night.
Win19–3José AldoTKO (punches)UFC 218December 2, 201734:51Detroit,Michigan, United StatesDefended theUFC Featherweight Championship.
Win18–3José AldoTKO (punches)UFC 212June 3, 201734:13Rio de Janeiro, BrazilWon and unified theUFC Featherweight Championship. Fight of the Night.
Win17–3Anthony PettisTKO (body kick and punches)UFC 206December 10, 201634:50Toronto,Ontario, CanadaWon the interimUFC Featherweight Championship; Pettis missed weight (148 lb) and was ineligible to win the title. Performance of the Night.
Win16–3Ricardo LamasDecision (unanimous)UFC 199June 4, 201635:00Inglewood, California, United States
Win15–3Jeremy StephensDecision (unanimous)UFC 194December 12, 201535:00Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Win14–3Charles OliveiraTKO (esophagus injury)UFC Fight Night: Holloway vs. OliveiraAugust 23, 201511:39Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Win13–3Cub SwansonSubmission (guillotine choke)UFC on Fox: Machida vs. RockholdApril 18, 201533:58Newark, New Jersey, United StatesPerformance of the Night.
Win12–3Cole MillerDecision (unanimous)UFC Fight Night: Henderson vs. ThatchFebruary 14, 201535:00Broomfield, Colorado, United States
Win11–3Akira CorassaniKO (punches)UFC Fight Night: Nelson vs. StoryOctober 4, 201413:11Stockholm, SwedenPerformance of the Night.
Win10–3Clay CollardTKO (punches)UFC Fight Night: Henderson vs. dos AnjosAugust 23, 201433:47Tulsa, Oklahoma, United StatesCatchweight (149 lb) bout.
Win9–3Andre FiliSubmission (guillotine choke)UFC 172April 26, 201433:39Baltimore, Maryland, United States
Win8–3Will ChopeTKO (punches)UFC Fight Night: Saffiedine vs. LimJanuary 4, 201422:27Marina Bay, SingaporeKnockout of the Night.
Loss7–3Conor McGregorDecision (unanimous)UFC Fight Night: Shogun vs. SonnenAugust 17, 201335:00Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Loss7–2Dennis BermudezDecision (split)UFC 160May 25, 201335:00Las Vegas,Nevada, United States
Win7–1Leonard GarciaDecision (split)UFC 155December 29, 201235:00Las Vegas,Nevada, United States
Win6–1Justin LawrenceTKO (punches)UFC 150August 11, 201224:49Denver, Colorado, United States
Win5–1Pat SchillingDecision (unanimous)The Ultimate Fighter: Live FinaleJune 1, 201235:00Las Vegas,Nevada, United States
Loss4–1Dustin PoirierSubmission (triangle armbar)UFC 143February 4, 201213:23Las Vegas,Nevada, United StatesFeatherweight debut.
Win4–0Eddie RinconDecision (unanimous)UIC 4: War on the Valley IsleJuly 1, 201135:00Honolulu, Hawaii, United States
Win3–0Harris SarmientoDecision (split)X-1 World Events 40March 12, 201155:00Honolulu, Hawaii, United StatesWon the X-1 Lightweight Championship.
Win2–0Bryson KamakaKO (punches)X-1 World Events 37November 6, 201013:09Honolulu, Hawaii, United States
Win1–0Duke SaragosaDecision (unanimous)X-1 World Events 36September 11, 201035:00Honolulu, Hawaii, United StatesLightweight debut.

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Pay-per-view bouts

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NoEventFightDateVenueCityPPV buys
1UFC 206Holloway vs.PettisDecember 10, 2016Scotiabank ArenaToronto, Ontario, Canada150,000[187]
2.UFC 212Aldo vs.HollowayJune 3, 2017Jeunesse ArenaRio de Janeiro, Brazil200,000[187]
3.UFC 218Holloway vs.Aldo 2December 2, 2017Little Caesars ArenaDetroit, Michigan, United States230,000[188]
4.UFC 231Holloway vs.OrtegaDecember 8, 2018Scotiabank ArenaToronto, Ontario, Canada300,000[189]
5.UFC 236Holloway vs.Poirier 2April 13, 2019State Farm ArenaAtlanta, Georgia, United States100,000[187]
6.UFC 240Holloway vs.EdgarJuly 27, 2019Rogers PlaceEdmonton, Alberta, CanadaNot Disclosed[190]
7.UFC 308Topuria vs.HollowayOctober 26, 2024Etihad ArenaAbu Dhabi, United Arab EmiratesNot Disclosed[191]
8.UFC 318Holloway vs.Poirier 3July 19, 2025Smoothie King CenterNew Orleans, Louisiana, United StatesNot Disclosed[192]

See also

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Achievements
Vacant
Title last held by
José Aldo		 3rdUFC Interim Featherweight Champion
December 10, 2016 – June 3, 2017		Vacant
Title next held by
Yair Rodríguez
Preceded by 4thUFC Featherweight Champion
June 3, 2017 – December 14, 2019		Succeeded by
Preceded by 3rdUFC BMF Champion
April 13, 2024 – present		Incumbent
Awards
Preceded byWorld MMA Fighter of the Year
2017		Succeeded by
Preceded byWorld MMA Fight of the Year
2023–24 vs.Justin Gaethje atUFC 300		Incumbent
Preceded byWorld MMA Knockout of the Year
2023–24 vs.Justin Gaethje atUFC 300		Incumbent
UFC records
Preceded byMost significant strikes landed
December 8, 2018 – present
3,655		Incumbent
Preceded by Most total strikes landed
January 16, 2021 – present
3,907		Incumbent
Updated to 14 October 2025
Updated to 14 October 2025
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Modern-Era Wing
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