Max Holloway has revealed that he has already played the upcoming UFC 6 video game. The former featherweight champion said the game turned out great. Fans are now awaiting the official release of the game. No specific release date was mentioned in Holloway's comments.
Max Holloway has revealed that he has already had hands-on time with the upcoming UFC 6 video game, offering fans an early and encouraging word on the title ahead of its release.
Holloway, who carries a 27-9-0 professional record and currently sits fourth in the lightweight division while holding the ninth spot in the pound-for-pound rankings, shared that his experience with the game left a strong impression. The 34-year-old Hawaii native, who trains out of Gracie Technics, is one of the most recognizable names in mixed martial arts. Known for his relentless output — averaging 7.2 significant strikes landed per minute with 48 percent accuracy — Holloway built his reputation as a former featherweight champion before moving up to lightweight, where he has continued to compete at the sport's highest level.
The fighter, who stands five-foot-eleven with a 69-inch reach, stopped short of providing any specific details about a release date in his comments, leaving fans to wait on an official announcement from the publisher.
Why it matters
- Holloway is one of the sport's highest-profile active fighters, making his endorsement a notable signal for the game's visibility ahead of launch.
- UFC 6 has generated significant anticipation among MMA gaming fans, and early word from a top-ten pound-for-pound athlete adds momentum to that interest.
- No release date has been confirmed, meaning the timeline for the game reaching consumers remains unclear.
