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Max Holloway is one of the most cool, calm, and collected fighters in mixed martial arts (MMA), but when it comes to gaming “Blessed” should not be messed with.
It’s no secret that Holloway is one of the most prolific video gamers in combat sports today. Alongside the likes of former UFC flyweight champion Demetrious “Mighty Mouse” Johnson, Holloway has created a massive following with online gaming. It’s a big reason why he’s one of the most popular fighters on the UFC roster today and a huge way for him to connect with fans worldwide. That is, of course, if those fans play nice.
Earlier this week, Holloway found himself in a difficult spot. The former UFC featherweight and “BMF” champion was mixing it up with some gamers online when someone said something they shouldn’t have. The gamer probably didn’t know he was talking to one of the baddest dudes on the planet, but Holloway quickly stepped in to remind him. Holloway used some language he probably shouldn’t have, but there seems to be a lot of that going on around MMA right now.
Check it out below:
“F—k you too, bitch ass n—-a. You whack as f—k dog. Get the f—k out of here,” said Holloway. “Guy has no idea who he’s talking to.”
“Who the fck you talking to? This n—-a little fanboys are in here running their f—king mouths.
“I don’t know why you would come in here and talk to someone so crazy for no reason.”