Statistics
- Win rate72.7%24/33
- Finish rate58.3%14/24
- KO rate50%12/24
- Sub rate8.3%2/24
Advanced Stats
Strike Distribution
Career Timeline 33 fights
Career Statistics 33 of 33 bouts with official stats
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UFC record
How the fights end
Striking
Where the strikes land
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Title record
Career Rankings where Max Holloway sits
Ranked against every fighter on MMA.SOCIAL who qualifies for that board — UFC appearances only, not full professional careers.
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Max Holloway is a Lightweight fighter tracked on MMA.SOCIAL with a UFC record of 24-9. Of 24 career wins, 14 have come by finish (12 by knockout and 2 by submission). The current performance-based ELO rating is 1,357, with a career peak of 1,386. Fans rate Max Holloway 8.1/10.
What is Max Holloway's UFC record?
Max Holloway is 24-9 as a Lightweight fighter — 12 by knockout, 2 by submission, 10 by decision or other.
Last fight: Beat Conor McGregor by KO/TKO, Jul 2026. Most career significant strikes in UFC history (3,693). Also: joint 3rd most knockout wins in the UFC (12); Most octagon time in UFC history (8h 53m).
- UFC record
- 24-9
- KO/TKO wins
- 12
- Submission wins
- 2
- Title reigns
- 3
Record and totals are from bouts recorded on MMA.SOCIAL, which covers UFC appearances only — not a fighter's full professional career. Any ranking named above states the board it is taken from and how many fighters qualified for it.
Who has Max Holloway lost to in the UFC?
Max Holloway has 9 UFC losses: Dustin Poirier (2012), Dennis Bermudez (2013), Conor McGregor (2013), Dustin Poirier (2019), Alexander Volkanovski (2019), Alexander Volkanovski (2020), Alexander Volkanovski (2022), Ilia Topuria (2024), Charles Oliveira (2026).
Who did Max Holloway fight last?
Max Holloway beat Conor McGregor by KO/TKO in round 1 at UFC 329: McGregor vs. Holloway 2 on July 11, 2026.
How tall is Max Holloway and what is the reach?
Max Holloway is 5' 11" tall with a 69" reach and weighs 145 lbs.
How old is Max Holloway?
Max Holloway is 34 years old (born December 4, 1991).
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