Skip to content
ShreddER

ShreddER

Skateboarding News, Skate Videos & Industry Reports

  • About Us
  • Disclaimer
  • News
  • Contact Us
  • News

Mongo Pusher Max Holloway to Fight Former Two-time UFC Champ Conor McGregor on July 11

Who’s walking out with the W?
ShreddER May 20, 2026
Mongo Pusher Max Holloway to Fight Former Two-time UFC Champ Conor McGregor on July 11
Credit: Max Holloway; bussinwtb

There has been a lot of talk building around the rematch between core skater and fighter Max Holloway and Conor McGregor as they prepare to meet again on July 11 at UFC 329.

RELATED: Mongo Pusher Max Holloway Interrupts Conor McGregor During a Fight Island Interview

Max Holloway Interrupts Conor McGregor
Credit: Max Holloway; ESPN

Their first fight took place years ago, with McGregor getting the win on points at the time. Now the matchup is coming back into focus after a long gap between their first encounter and this new chapter.

McGregor has not competed since his injury loss to Dustin Poirier in 2021, where he broke his leg in the opening round.

A planned return fight against Michael Chandler never happened after another training setback kept him out of action. That long pause has kept fans guessing about what version of McGregor will show up when he steps back in.

Holloway has stayed active over the years and has continued to build on his reputation inside the cage.

After time spent at featherweight where he once held a title, he moved up to lightweight and has been facing some of the toughest names in that division.

His most recent outing came in March against Charles Oliveira, where he came up short, but his activity level and willingness to take on strong opponents has kept him right in the mix.

Outside of fighting, Holloway has also gained attention from unexpected corners of youth culture, including skateboarding communities. Many skaters relate to his calm personality, work ethic, and the way he carries himself after wins and losses.

Clips of him have circulated in skate edits and social media posts, where he is often seen as someone who represents staying grounded under pressure while enjoying skateboarding.

That crossover interest has helped bring more eyes from skateboarding circles into his fights, especially as his name comes back into conversation for this rematch. Skate culture often gravitates toward athletes who feel authentic and consistent, and Holloway has fit that image for many fans who follow both fighting and skating.

McGregor on the other hand remains one of the most talked about figures in combat competition, known for his sharp talk and fast starts inside the cage. The contrast between both men adds even more attention to the upcoming bout, especially with their history already set years ago.

As fight night approaches, both athletes bring different stories into the cage.

Holloway brings years of activity and steady competition against top opponents. McGregor brings long anticipation around a return many have been waiting to see. For skaters and MMA fans who have followed Holloway from a distance, this rematch adds another reason to tune in and see how it plays out.

Post navigation

Previous Lakai CEO Marc Roca Reportedly in Financial Trouble as Luis Mora Pushes for Complete Takeover
Next OG Pro Skater Chet Childress Opens Up About Job Search and New Work Opportunities

In Case You Missed It

  • Winkowski, Wooten & Pace Ride The OutbackSanta Cruz Skate Team Takes Australia by Storm During Their Trek Down Under
  • Fight Against Racism in SkateboardingGoodpush Alliance Commits to Fight Against Racism in Skateboarding
  • Lakai Boss Luis MoraLakai Boss Luis Mora is Looking For a Full Time Editor, Apply Now!
  • DarkthroneDarkthrone Announces New Nefarious Album “Astral Fortress”
  • $uicideboy$$uicideboy$ Streams Hallucinatory New Single “Avalon”
Copyright © 2026 ShreddER. All rights reserved. All images are © to their respective owners.