Knockout of all time?… from all sides

lor was it clear Joe Roganone of the UFC’s greatest accomplishments since UFC 300’s historic night at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. “That was the best knockout of all time,” the ESPN commentator now said. His reaction to Max Holloway’s winning shot went viral. A knockout that catapulted the Hawaiian into a fight for the belt with Ilya Topuria. At stake, in fact, there will be two fights, as the Alicante resident has already announced: featherweight… and BMF.

This was the best knockout of all time

Joe Rogan

The evening was impressive in terms of the level of fighting. with the exception of a few who may have been disappointing (Sterling or Bo Nickal). But The highlight of the evening, without a doubt, was the blow that sent Gaethje to the canvas.

Because of the transcendence, because of the way he lit up the entire arena (20,000 spectators filled the pavilion) and because of the charisma that Max Holloway exuded as he put together an almost perfect fight. Apart from the blow that Gaethje delivered that sent Blessed staggering, the Hawaiian’s superiority was colossal.

But the last seconds of the fight were shocking: an exchange of blows in which Holloway risked everything he had achieved in five rounds. He doesn’t care about me. I wanted to plunge into history. “This is what you have to do to write your name in the history books,” were his words at the press conference.

This is what you do to write your name in the history books.

Max Holloway

It is therefore not surprising that he showed confidence in himself when he challenged Ilya Topuria in the Octagon: “In Spain or Hawaii, I don’t care. I love Ilya Topuria.” And “Matador” accepted the challenge. There will be a fight.