No matter what Max Holloway achieves with the time he has left in his remarkable career, he has already ensured that he will be remembered as one of the most accomplished mixed martial artists in Ultimate Fighting Championship history. The Hawaiian turns 34 on Dec. 4.
Holloway held the undisputed UFC featherweight championship for 925 days, from June 3, 2017 to Dec. 14, 2019. It ranks as the third-longest 145-pound title reign of all-time, behind only Jose Aldo (1,848 days) and Alexander Volkanovki (1,526 days). Holloway last saw action at UFC 318, where he retained the symbolic BMF title with a five-round unanimous decision over Dustin Poirier in July.