BMF Title Drama Returns to T-Mobile Arena as Max Holloway v Charles Ol...
The BMF championship is coming back to Las Vegas, and fight fans are about to witness something special. Max Holloway defends his “Baddest Motherf*cker” belt against Charles Oliveira at UFC 326 on March 7 at T-Mobile Arena. This isn‘t just another title fight – it’s a rematch between two of the most exciting fighters in the game, with Holloway looking to prove his first win over Oliveira wasn't a fluke.
The energy around this card is already building. Holloway, the former featherweight champion from Hawaii, has been on a tear since claiming the BMF title. At 34, “Blessed” is fighting with the confidence of someone who knows his time at the top is precious. Oliveira, meanwhile, holds the record for most submissions and finishes in UFC history – the guy knows how to end fights in spectacular fashion.
Main Card Firepower
The co-main event brings serious middleweight heat with Caio Borralho taking on Reinier De Ridder. Borralho sits at No. 7 in the rankings and has been climbing steadily with wins over big names like Jared Cannonier. The Brazilian is looking to crack the top five, but De Ridder won't make it easy – the Dutch fighter has quality wins over Robert Whittaker and Bo Nickal.
Another intriguing matchup features Renato Moicano against Brian Ortega. These are two fighters who always bring it, and in a sport where one moment can change everything, this fight has all the ingredients for fireworks. The official UFC website shows the full card building nicely around these marquee bouts.
Getting Your Seats
Tickets go on sale Friday, January 16 at 10 a.m. PT through AXS.com, with a limit of eight per person. If you're a UFC Fight Club member, you get first crack on Wednesday, January 14. Newsletter subscribers can jump in Thursday during the pre-sale window.
For those wanting the full VIP treatment, On Location is offering premium packages through UFCVIP.com that include meet-and-greets, all-inclusive hospitality, and prime seating. When T-Mobile Arena hosts a big UFC card, the atmosphere is electric – this venue knows how to showcase combat sports at its finest.
Stakes and Storylines
What makes this fight compelling isn‘t just the skill level – it’s the narrative. Holloway already beat Oliveira once, but that was years ago when both fighters were in different places in their careers. Oliveira has evolved into a submission artist who can end fights from anywhere, while Holloway has refined his striking to an art form.
The BMF title might be newer than the traditional belts, but it carries real weight with fans. It represents something beyond just wins and losses – it‘s about who brings the most excitement, who takes the biggest risks, who embodies what makes fighting beautiful and brutal at the same time. When two fighters like this step into the Octagon with that belt on the line, you know you’re getting something special.
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