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Holloway vs. Oliveira: UFC 326 BMF title credentials
Max Holloway and Charles Oliveira headline UFC 326 on Saturday as Oliveira tries to wrestle the BMF title away from Holloway. This isn't the first time Holloway and Oliveira will headline a UFC event. Their 2015 Fight Night main event ended in less than two minutes after Oliveira suffered a serious neck injury. Since then, both men have captured championship gold in the UFC and cemented themselves as surefire Hall of Famers.
Notable wins: José Aldo (two times), Justin Gaethje, Dustin Poirier, Charles Oliveira
23-8 record in UFC, highest win percentage among fighters with at least 30 fights in the promotion (.741)
13-fight winning streak from January 2024 to April 2019, tied for fifth longest in UFC history –Former UFC featherweight champion (three defenses)
Fight By Fight Preview | UFC 326: Holloway vs Oliveira 2
Some numbered events are stacked with championship bouts and matchups carrying significant divisional ramifications. Others are international affairs with heaps of emerging talent from that region with a title fight topper and some juicy battles along the way.
This one? This one feels like the UFC brass woke up, chose violence and chaos, and put together a lineup full of explosive potential, and I couldn’t be more here for it. UFC 326 feels poised to be a tremendously good time at T-Mobile Arena, so let’s dive into the combustible pairings on tap, shall we?
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Henry Cejudo: Max Holloway too good for Charles Oliveira at UFC 326
Holloway (27-8 MMA, 23-8 UFC) defends his BMF title in a rematch against Oliveira (36-11 MMA, 23-11 UFC) in Saturday's UFC 326 main event (Paramount+, CBS) at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
Cejudo sees Oliveira's willingness to brawl on the feet costing him against Holloway, but says things could get interesting if he manages to grab a hold of him.
"I think Max," Cejudo told MMA Junkie. "He's too fundamentally solid, and sometimes I feel like Charles just makes too many mistakes. He's too, 'Let's fight – bring it on.' I think Max tactically is wittier than that. He keeps it on his feet, his 1-2s, moves laterally.
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