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The second matchup between Max Holloway and Jose Aldo looked a whole lot like the first. In June, Holloway, of Waianae, Hawaii, waited out the two-time former UFC featherweight champion for two rounds before turning up the heat in the third and taking the Brazilian's title via TKO.
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With a series of vicious punches, Max Holloway stopped Jose Aldo via TKO in the third round of UFC 212 to become the undisputed featherweight champion. It wasn’t so surprising that Aldo lost — it was the manner in which he lost. Once Holloway took Aldo to the mat, it was over. Holloway wouldn’t let up…
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All hail the Max Holloway era. The 25-year old from Waianae, Hawaii, went onto UFC featherweight champion Jose Aldo's Jr.'s home turf and schooled the greatest 145-pound fighter of all-time Saturday night. Holloway (18-3) started slow, then turned up the heat on Aldo, delivering a blistering onslaught over the second and third rounds of their UFC…
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The rightful owner of the title Conor McGregor never defended will finally be determined Saturday night. The UFC featherweight championship fight between Jose Aldo and Max Holloway highlights UFC 212 from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The main event is the only championship fight on the card, and the latest UFC 212 betting odds indicate that the…
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Saturday should go down as the night the Ultimate Fighting Championship's featherweight division closes the door on the Conor McGregor era. Champion Jose Aldo (26-2) will meet interim champ Max Holloway (20-3) to unify the titles in the main event of UFC 212 at Jeunesse Arena in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It will also end a…
