City Kickboxing head coach Eugene Bareman was at a loss for words following Alexander Volkanovski’s five-round masterclass against Max Holloway at UFC 276.
Bareman was confident Volkanovski would win, but even he was surprised with just how dominant ‘The Great’ was on fight night.
It was a world-class performance. A complete shutout. So it’s no wonder fans are currently debating whether Volkanovski (25-1 MMA, 12-0 UFC), who beat Holloway for a third time at UFC 276, deserves to surpass Kamaru Usman in the UFC men’s pound-for-pound rankings and claim the #1 spot.
For Bareman, the answer is obvious.