Holloway praises Volkanovski after he beat him
Max Holloway has rebounded from his loss pretty well after the reigning UFC featherweight champion Alex Volkanovski fought him. The fight was the official co-main event of the night and it was widely regarded as a people's main event.
Volkanovski dominated the fight from the first second to the last, scoring a clean sweep on every one of the judges' scorecards. He cemented his place in the all-time featherweight great in the UFC with a decisive victory over Holloway. His efforts in recent times now have him on an impressive 22-fight win streak with 0 losses in the promotion.
Volkanovski also upped his tally to three victories in this friendly rival. After a commanding performance from 'The Great', Holloway got transported to the hospital. After a third and most likely final contest, Max Holloway has lauded Volkanovski's performance on social media, congratulating him on success.
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