
McGregor makes weight and confirms UFC fight. Photo: Reproduction/Facebook/UFC
Max Holloway is willing to 'lower the bar' and match the level Conor McGregor...if necessary. The Hawaiian faces the Irishman in the main event of... UFC 329, scheduled for July 11th, and, knowing the rival's history of provocations, made it clear that he does not intend to back down if 'Notorious' starts a verbal war.
On his YouTube channel, Holloway adopted a direct tone when discussing the fight. According to him, regardless of speculation about McGregor's preparation, the duel is confirmed and should happen. The former champion acknowledged his rival's talent for provocation, but indicated that he could respond in kind if provoked.
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"It is what it is, a fight is a fight. A lot of people are saying that Conor might not show up, or even if he's training, but he seems very dedicated judging by everything he's been posting..." Conor McGregor é Conor McGregor"I think he'll be respectful up to a point, but the guy has a way with words. So, if he starts talking, you might even see a bit of the 'Waianae' kid come out of me. If you want to talk nonsense, I love that too, I just don't do it very often. But if he wants to go down that road, I'm all for it," he said. Max Holloway.
Holloway promises a spectacular show and aims for a knockout in his duel against McGregor.

Holloway celebrates his UFC victory. Photo: Reproduction/Facebook/UFC
Finally, Holloway promised a great show for the fans. He believes that the clash between two high-level strikers and complete martial artists has all the makings of an exciting event, especially in a division where both fighters are expected to be healthy. Confident, the fighter stated that he does not intend to prolong the fight and will seek a decisive outcome, also highlighting the atmosphere of International Fight Week as an extra factor for a memorable performance.
“I think the fans are going to get a show with this fight. Two strikers, a fun fight, two complete martial artists. It’s going to be incredible, at a weight where we’ll both arrive healthy. It’s going to be a fun fight, I believe. I’m going in there not thinking about staying long, I’m looking for a big knockout. International Fight Week, it’s going to be a huge crowd, a great fight, and I want to finish it in style,” said the Hawaiian.
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