UFC 300: Max Holloway gets 'BMF' title

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UFC 300: Max Holloway gets BMF title

UFC 300 marked a historic moment in the world of mixed martial arts as Max Holloway claimed the coveted 'bmf' title in a thrilling showdown. The event, held at the iconic Madison Square Garden, showcased the best fighters in the sport competing for glory and recognition.

Holloway's victory was a testament to his skill, determination, and relentless pursuit of greatness. His performance was nothing short of spectacular, as he dominated his opponent with precision strikes and impeccable technique.

The atmosphere inside the arena was electric, with fans on their feet cheering for their favorite fighters. The energy and excitement were palpable as each match unfolded, culminating in Holloway's triumphant win.

    The former UFC featherweight champion defeated fan favorite Justin Gaethje at UFC 300 on Saturday, winning the promotion's ceremonial "BMF" belt in the wildest fashion possible. Seconds from a clear unanimous decision win, Holloway pointed to the center of the Octagon and goaded Gaethje to go full throttle to the buzzer.

    A pivotal moment occurred at the end of Round 1. As the horn sounded, Holloway landed a jumping back kick. His heel dug into the nose of Gaethje, who held his face as he walked back to his corner. The damage was apparent as the cut man attended to him between rounds.

    The BMF concept began in 2019 with a bout between two fighters with significant street cred, Jorge Masvidal and Nate Diaz. Masvidal won by TKO, but after that his only BMF involvement was in wrapping the belt around the waist of Gaethje after he knocked out Dustin Poirier last July in the second BMF fight.

    The hits just kept coming from Holloway in the third round, and most of the fourth. The UFC's all-time leader in significant strikes was putting on a clinic, up until Gaethje dropped him out of nowhere and put him on his heels for much of the rest of the round.

    Holloway survived, though. He had the decision win in his pocket thoughout the fifth round, then decided to throw it to the wind, stepping into a phone booth with one of the most dangerous knockout artists in the promotion.

    That would have made Saturday's fight a title defense for Gaethje if only the BMF gimmick operated under real championship rules. But who knows whether Holloway will be part of the next BMF bout. He might be busy competing for a belt that means something more tangible.

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