Holloway is the interim featherweight champion. (Photo: UFC)
Max Holloway does not seem to have been intimidated by the reaction of José Aldo to their provocations. A few weeks ago, the Hawaiian, who faces the Brazilian in the main fight of UFC 212, in Rio de Janeiro, had said that he would take Aldo's kingdom into his own reign.
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The linear featherweight champion wasn't happy, but the owner of the interim belt didn't care and kept the provocative tone by asking his next opponent to “just show up on the stipulated date”, citing the cases in which Aldo ended up leaving a fight for some reason. type of injury.
“He's been doing the same thing for years, but I have to stop him. He'll have to stop me too. When I see these things from him, it's a sign that his head isn't in the right place. He is very worried. He's asking people to figure things out instead of focusing on what he needs to do, because trust me. that I'm going after him (…) We don't have any concerns (with Aldo's game). We just want him to show up on June 3rd because I'll be there. He just needs to show up on that damn date for us to do it,” Holloway commented to the North American website FloCombat.
In addition to the duel to unify the featherweight title, UFC 212 will feature fights between the straws Claudia gadelha e Karolina Kowalkiewicz, welterweights Erick silva and Yancy Medeiros, in addition to the return of Anderson Silva to Brazil – Spider faces Kelvin Gastelum in the middleweight category. Other confirmed fights: Antônio Carlos “Shoe Face” x Eric Spicely; Johnny Eduardo x Matthew López and Marco Beltran x Deiveson Alcântara.
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