Holloway On A McGregor Rematch

Former BMF champ Max Holloway has challenged Conor McGregor to a fight at any weight following their 2013 encounter.

Coming off a “BMF” title loss to Charles Oliveira at UFC 326 this month, Holloway is prioritizing the rematch. Holloway dropped a unanimous decision to McGregor in 2013. Notably, McGregor fought the majority of the bout with a torn ACL, while Holloway became the only man to take the Irishman to a decision during his initial featherweight run. McGregor was recently cleared from his 18-month anti-doping suspension, meaning he could headline at International Fight Week in July. Since Holloway is willing to face him at any weight, a fight could take place at welterweight (170 lbs) or even a catchweight. Holloway is ready for the rematch.

“Before the fight, I was talking about it. I mean Conor’s there, Conor got one over me. He’s talking about coming back. I’m coming off a loss. It would look pretty fun to get that one back with him. I know a lot of people are worried about the weight and this and that. If he doesn’t want to cut weight then I don’t want to cut weight. We can do it at any weight to be honest. It’s just about getting it back,” Holloway stated