Kevin Holland on head clash incident vs. Kyle Daukaus: ‘I construct no longer keep in mind something’

LAS VEGAS – Kevin Holland’s bout on Saturday evening definite had a memorable ending, however presumably no longer for him.

The UFC middleweight bought a no-contest ruling in his co-foremost match bout Kyle Daukaus at UFC Fight Evening 193.

The resolution came about after Holland (21-7 MMA, 8-4 UFC) and Daukaus clashed heads by likelihood within the first spherical of their contest. The incident ended in Holland getting badly rocked, falling face-first to the canvas, after which submitted by Daukaus moments later.

It used to be an uncomfortable incident to a fight that used to be right starting up to unfold. Holland says he has very small recollection of the incident.

“I don’t keep in mind something,” Holland informed reporters on the UFC Fight Evening 193 submit-fight press conference. “I felt myself hit the bottom and the total sudden I felt him on my help. So whatever came about in between that, that’s right goodwill and God-given.”

Holland feels the following walk is to re-e book the fight given the instances of the bout. Holland hopes to bag the rematch, as he feels there’s unfinished industry with Daukaus.

“I have to walk it help, I have to walk it help straight away,” Holland acknowledged. “I have to walk it help with anybody that’s gotten the upper of me, so yeah, I have to walk it help.

“Sh*t, if Johnny Walker would’ve gotten damage tonight, I would’ve long previous to 205 and walk it help with Thiago (Santos). I’m that guy. If he needs to head in other places, that’s because he felt the head-butt used to be the right component that can’ve came about to him. I purchased respect for Kyle, Chris and the Daukaus family, however the fight sport is the fight sport and I don’t essentially feel fancy it’s over.”

Witness the total submit-fight interview with Holland within the video above.