2 weeks Ago By Allan Binoy
Joe Rogan is just like the rest of the fanbase, a hardcore UFC fan who can not wait for UFC 308. The organization is returning to Abu Dhabi with what is probably the most stacked card of the year. And with the likes of BMF champion Max Holloway and Featherweight champion Ilia Topuria headlining the card, fans can expect another banger.
And Rogan agrees! While the card also features Khamzat Chimaev and Robert Whittaker in what is essentially a middleweight title eliminator, the crown jewel of the card is definitely the main event. Rogan, of course, is beyond excited about it. In another episode of the JRE, the UFC commentator talked about his excitement for how good Topuria and Holloway is going to be.
And who can blame him after Holloway’s KO of Justin Gaethje at UFC 300! Rogan and his guest Matt Sera and Din Thomas spoke highly about the card and compared it to UFC 300. Rogan then turned his attention to the co-main event between Khamzat Chimaev and Robert Whittaker. But his immediate next question was whether the fight would even happen.
Now, hopefully Chimaev doesn’t get the sniffles this time and maybe people won’t be turned off by all that title talk. Now, coming back to the featherweight title fight, Topuria has predicted an early KO against Holloway. Ilia Topuria predicts UFC 308 fight against Max Holloway The Spaniard is as usual very confident ahead of his next fight.
Not very surprising since this is the same person who changed his bio to UFC champion weeks before even fighting for the title. In his latest taunt at the Hawaiian champion, the champion spoke about how his fight against Holloway will be a short one. Topuria wants Holloway to take him to the center of the octagon and point for a all out brawl.
So, this fight will be a bloody masterclass between two of the best strikers not just in the division, but the entire organization as well. However, ‘El Matador’ does not believe it is going to be a competition at all. He believes his speed, power, and technique will be too much or the Hawaii native to deal with.
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