Charles Oliveira confronts Max Holloway after being told he ‘quit’ in their first clash

Oliveira confronts Holloway after rematch callout

Immediately after his bounce back win, Oliveira asked the UFC for a rematch against current ‘BMF’ champion, Max Holloway.

The two first met back in 2015 and Oliveira was labeled a ‘quitter’ after he claimed he suffered an injury which led to the first round stoppage.

‘Blessed’ seemingly agreed to the rematch and suggested that the two fight in either February or March, stating that he doesn’t want to wait until June’s UFC White House event to return.

And while negotiations seem to get going for the rematch, Holloway recently stated during an interview that despite Oliveira claiming the first fight ended due to injury, nothing was ever found when he was released from the doctors.

The champions comments didn’t sit well with Oliveira who confronted him this past Saturday during an interview of his own.

“He’s actually a guy I respect a lot, based on my last fight with him everyone knows I had an injury, he says I didn’t but I did have an injury. It would certainly be a good reunion,” Oliveira told the UFC.

“Max wants to fight as soon as possible, right? Let’s see, let’s talk to the UFC and understand what is best for both of us,” he continued.

Holloway called out by UFC Vegas 110 main event winner

As well as being called out by Oliveira just a few weeks prior, Holloway received another callout this past Saturday at UFC Vegas 110.

In the main event, featherweight top 10 hopefuls Steve Garcia and David Onama clashed in the main event.

Garcia went on to score the first round knockout win, and subsequently went on to call out Holloway, labeling it a ‘Rocky Balboa’ fight.

The BMF champion went on to react to the callout, offering his hilarious response to a fight that likely won’t happen any time soon.