Max Holloway makes a joke while revealing his weakness before his fight against Conor McGregor at UFC 329.

Holloway focused before fighting in the UFC. Photo: Reproduction/X/UFC

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Max Holloway He makes no attempt to hide what he considers to be his weakness before the rematch against Conor McGregor No. UFC 329The Hawaiian faces the Irishman in the main event, scheduled for July 11th, in a rematch that takes place 13 years after their first encounter. Despite seeking victory, the former champion has given clear indications of where his rival might exploit him.

In a video posted to his YouTube channel, Holloway recalled... defeat all with Charles of the BronxIn that fight, he was largely dominated in grappling, and acknowledged that his style remains predominantly focused on striking. The fighter admitted that any doubts about his ground game were highlighted in that bout.

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"My fighting style, I would say, is striker through and through. If anyone had any doubts about my grappling, you got your answer in the last fight," he said. Max Holloway.

Max Holloway was dominated by Charles Oliveira at UFC 326.

Charles of the Bronx e Max Holloway Together after UFC 326. Photo: Reproduction/X

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Max Holloway He entered as the overwhelming favorite in the main event of UFC 326, but ultimately failed to find the answers for... Charles of the BronxThe Brazilian relied on grappling, easily securing takedowns and threatening submissions throughout the fight. In the end, the 'Blamed Lion' had his arm raised after a unanimous decision victory, winning the BMF belt.