Max Holloway has his target firmly planted on a rematch with Charles Oliveira for his next octagon appearance.

The reigning BMF champ is all-in on the proposed rematch following Oliveira's latest win and callout at UFC Rio earlier this month.

That card closed out with Aspinall’s first defense as undisputed king, but he was unable to cement his grip on the crown. Instead, the fight was ruled a no contest after Ciryl Gane brutally poked Aspinall in the eyes.

Max Holloway doesn’t think Charles Oliveira lost to him 10 years ago due to an injury and wants to run it back.

Din Thomas believes that, in some aspect, the BMF title holds more value than a UFC championship. Since the BMF title debuted in 2019, Jorge Masvidal, Justin Gaethje, and Max Holloway have held the belt. Holloway (27-8 MMA, 23-8 UFC) scored an iconic last-second knockout of Gaethje to become BMF champion at UFC 300.

However, despite Rogan’s claim, UFC legend Chael Sonnen has disagreed with the icon, explaining that Pereira may be the ‘greatest fighter’, but that doesn’t make him the ‘BMF’. “I do have my opinion, and it’s not (the same as Rogan’s),” Sonnen said in a recent video on his YouTube channel.

Being the center of attention is nothing new for Oliveira (36-11 MMA, 24-11 UFC), but this moment was a little different. Not only did he dominated Mateusz Gamrot (25-4 MMA, 8-4 UFC) en route to a second-round rear-naked choke submission, he did it in front of his home country crowd in Rio de Janeiro.

Former BMF champion Jorge Masvidal is actively training and aiming for a UFC return at the White House event next June. He's been in contact with Dona