Max Holloway revealed that he has already played the upcoming UFC 6 video game. The former featherweight champion stated that the game turned out great. He expressed positive impressions from his early access to the game. The official release of UFC 6 is still awaited by fans.
Max Holloway has gotten his hands on UFC 6 ahead of the rest of the world, and by his account, the game delivers.
The former featherweight champion, now ranked fourth in the lightweight division and ninth pound-for-pound, revealed in a recent statement that he was given early access to the upcoming video game and came away impressed. Holloway described the finished product as great, offering fans one of the first positive early impressions of the title ahead of its official release.
Holloway, 34, is one of the most recognizable figures in the sport and a natural choice for early promotional access. The Hawaiian fighter out of Gracie Technics carries a professional record of 27-9 and has built his legacy on relentless volume striking, averaging 7.2 significant strikes landed per minute with 48 percent accuracy. His transition to lightweight has kept him among the elite in two divisions, making him a marquee name both inside the octagon and in the gaming community that follows the sport.
Why it matters
- UFC 6 has yet to be officially released, and Holloway's early access appearance signals the game's promotional rollout may be ramping up.
- As a top-ten pound-for-pound fighter and former long-reigning champion, Holloway carries significant marketing weight for the franchise.
- Fan anticipation for a new entry in the UFC game series has been building, and a positive endorsement from a fighter of his profile adds momentum ahead of launch.
