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Check Out Last-Minute Betting Odds For UFC on ABC: Holloway vs. Kattar

The final UFC on ABC: Holloway vs. Kattar betting odds are in for as this event is quickly approaching for the Las Vegas-based promotion. The event is here, and it goes down today (Saturday, January 16, 2021) from Fight Island in Yas Island, Abu …

UFC on ABC 1 Results: Max Holloway vs. Calvin Kattar

UFC on ABC 1: Holloway vs. Kattar goes down today (Sat. January 16, 2021) from Fight Island in Yas Island, Abu Dhabi and we have the results. The world’s leading mixed martial arts (MMA) promotion compiled an excellent card for fight fans to enjoy.&#16…

Carlos Condit Open To Fighting Outside UFC Following Matt Brown Fight

Carlos Condit may be competing in the UFC for the last time at UFC on ABC: Holloway vs. Kattar tomorrow night. “The Natural Born Killer” Carlos Condit has been competing under the Zuffa umbrella for 13 years. The memories he has made for himself and mi…

UFC on ABC: Holloway vs. Kattar Weigh-In Results, All Fighters On Target

The UFC on ABC: Holloway vs. Kattar weigh-ins are complete, and all fighters are on target for the first UFC event of the year. Tomorrow, Saturday, January 16, 2021, the UFC will make its network return when its UFC on ABC: Holloway vs. Kattar takes pl…

Carlos Condit Says ‘A Lot Riding’ On Final Fight Of UFC Contract Against Matt Brown

Carlos Condit’s fight with Matt Brown is a monumental one for the former interim welterweight champion. Condit takes on Brown in the co-main event of the upcoming UFC Fight Island 7 event taking place this weekend in Yas Island, Abu Dhabi. It’s a fight that has been slated multiple times but will finally take place […]

Carlos Condit’s fight with Matt Brown is a monumental one for the former interim welterweight champion.

Condit takes on Brown in the co-main event of the upcoming UFC Fight Island 7 event taking place this weekend in Yas Island, Abu Dhabi.

It’s a fight that has been slated multiple times but will finally take place in what will also be Condit’s last fight on his current UFC contract.

Although “The Natural Born Killer” returned to the win column with an impressive unanimous decision win over Court McGee in October, he has still won just once in his last six and at the age of 36, could be at risk of getting cut from the UFC with another loss.

That’s why he believes a lot is riding on this fight.

“I have my mind supremely focused on this fight getting this thing handled,” Condit told reporters (via MMA Junkie). “There’s a lot riding on this fight – a lot of guys getting cut, a lot of people on the chopping block.

“To mention the losing streak, I’ve won one of my last six, so it’s not a great record for my last contract. I’m up for renegotiation, too, so a lot going on in this respect.”

Some may even argue there’s a chance Condit can be cut even if he does come away with the victory. But as far as Condit is concerned, he’s only looking for the finish.

“I want to finish Matt Brown,” Condit added. “It doesn’t matter (how). I’m going to (expletive) up Matt Brown.”

Do you think Condit will get cut from the UFC regardless of what happens? Or would a win get him a new contract?

Max Holloway Ready To Step In For Conor McGregor Or Dustin Poirier At UFC 257

Max Holloway is not ruling out stepping in for either Conor McGregor or Dustin Poirier. McGregor and Poirier meet in a lightweight rematch that will headline the upcoming UFC 257 pay-per-view event on January 23 in Yas Island, Abu Dhabi. However, the first Fight Island event of the year takes place this weekend as Holloway […]

Max Holloway is not ruling out stepping in for either Conor McGregor or Dustin Poirier.

McGregor and Poirier meet in a lightweight rematch that will headline the upcoming UFC 257 pay-per-view event on January 23 in Yas Island, Abu Dhabi.

However, the first Fight Island event of the year takes place this weekend as Holloway battles Calvin Kattar in a pivotal featherweight headliner on January 16.

Holloway, of course, has faced both McGregor and Poirier in the past, and should either one be unavailable whether it’s due to injury or COVID-19, he would be willing to step in despite competing a week before them.

“We’ll see what happens,” Holloway told SCMP MMA. “First things first, we’ve got Kattar. But I never count nothing out. UFC, I’m just a call away.

“Any weight can get it. I’m willing to fight at anything. I’m a modern-day gladiator and the last time I checked these gladiators back in the day didn’t walk around with a scale.”

In all likelihood, that probably won’t happen especially as a lightweight co-main event between Dan Hooker and Michael Chandler is also taking place at UFC 257.

Regardless, Holloway is expecting a great fight in the headliner as he believes fans are in for a treat.

“That fight is super exciting,” he said. “I hate picking fights but man, those two guys … Conor is looking good. Poirier has been looking good. I can’t wait, I’m excited to be a fan and enjoy the fight. I think fight fans are in for a treat.”

As for his own fight with Kattar, many observers are expecting it to be a purely striking battle and that’s very well what may end up happening.

That said, Holloway plans on utilizing his full arsenal of techniques and may even make use of jiu-jitsu for the first time in a while.

“People keep talking about his boxing. People talk about my boxing a lot,” Holloway added. “I just can’t wait to go in there and mix it up.

“This is MMA. My jiu-jitsu is a whole different part of my game that people don’t really get to see. I love jiu-jitsu. So, we’ll see what happens. If I’ve got to go a little deeper in the bag for that, then so be it.”