MMA Guru REACTS to Charles Oliveria vs Max Holloway Highlights #UFC326

Wrestling

السنة2026

المدة0m

شاهد الآن

7.2

March 7, 2026 — Charles Oliveira delivered a dominant performance in the main event of UFC 326, defeating Max Holloway by unanimous decision to capture the BMF title at T‑Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. In a fight that highlighted Oliveira’s elite grappling and championship‑level control, the Brazilian once again proved why he remains one of the most dangerous fighters in the UFC lightweight division. From the opening moments of the bout, Oliveira established a clear advantage in size, strength, and grappling. Just 30 seconds into the first round, the former lightweight champion stunned Holloway with a sharp strike before quickly taking the fight to the mat. From there, Oliveira dictated the pace of the contest, repeatedly securing takedowns and maintaining dominant positions throughout the five‑round fight. Oliveira’s grappling proved to be the defining factor. The Brazilian consistently threatened Holloway with rear‑naked choke attempts, neck cranks, and relentless top control, while also landing damaging elbows from back position. Holloway, widely respected for his durability and toughness inside the Octagon, managed to survive the submission threats, but he struggled to create meaningful offense against Oliveira’s suffocating pressure. In the fifth round, Holloway briefly gained momentum after defending a takedown and ending up in top position for a moment. However, Oliveira quickly reversed the position and resumed control on the ground. Even in the final seconds of the fight, when both fighters exchanged strikes in a late flurry, Oliveira appeared to land the cleaner and more effective shots. After five rounds, the judges scored the fight 50‑45 across all three scorecards, awarding Oliveira a decisive unanimous decision victory and crowning him the new UFC BMF champion. The win marks Oliveira’s second consecutive victory since his knockout loss to Ilia Topuria in 2025, helping him regain momentum in the highly competitive lightweight division. Meanwhile, Holloway now sits 2‑1 in his last three fights, wi