Paddy Pimblett is certainly making his mark on the UFC lightweight division. Despite having only seven UFC fights, Pimblett appears to be a front runner for a title shot against lightweight

Max Holloway is feeling much better at lightweight this time around now that there are no plans for a featherweight return.

One UFC 318 fighter arrived in the promotion last year with one of the more memorable Octagon debuts in recent memory.

McGregor turned awkwardly and tore his ACL, which Holloway recalls led him to make a blood curdling scream that made him temporarily check out from the fight. “The scream was like a painful scream,” he told CBS Sports.

Holloway shared the Octagon with Topuria at UFC 308 and ended up suffering his first knockout loss. It was a successful UFC Featherweight Championship for “El Matador,” who moved on to capture the lightweight gold by knocking out Chares Oliveira.