Kevin Holland

Kevin Holland turned superhero yet again this Friday in Austin, Tex., when the UFC welterweight fighter stopped a perfume thief from getting away with the ...

Emmett” fight card and ESPN/ ESPN+ line up click here. Just this past March, Holland jumped into action to rescue a man from an overturned truck. “I saw two guys running after some other guy and I thought they were just f*cking around, playing,” the man said. That’s how we did it. Less than 24 hours before his— Nolan King (@mma_kings) #UFCAustinbout at approximately 8:30pm local time last night, Kevin Holland ( @Trailblaze2top) stopped another thief, per his manager @ko_reps. Here's a video of witnesses and Holland talking about it. After hearing the person in pursuit shout something about a stolen item Holland dropped what he was doing and ran down the culprit.

Hours before UFC Austin, Kevin Holland took down a thief on the streets who allegedly stole a bottle of perfume. Here's what he had to say.

So as long as I keep the glasses on, I think we’re good to go. “I’m still a thug at the end of the day,” Holland told MMA Junkie and other reporters at a pre-fight news conference Wednesday. “I still do thuggish sh*t. I take the glasses off? In October, Holland allegedly apprehended a car thief. In May, he revealed he recently helped rescue a driver of an 18-wheeler that had tipped over on the side of a highway. “I saw two guys running after some other guy and I thought they were just f*cking around, playing,” the man said. The latest bound of heroism comes in a multimonth stretch of Holland making similar headlines.

Kevin Holland finished Tim Means at UFC Austin. On Twitter. pro fighters reacted to the finish.

PROBLEM at 170!— Henry Cejudo (@HenryCejudo) #UFCAustin June 19, 2022 Great respect fellas!— Alan Jouban (@AlanJouban) #UFCAustin June 19, 2022 On Twitter, pro fighters reacted to the finish.

The UFC welterweight stepped up again to help civilians in need just hours before his fight with Tim Means at UFC Austin, his manager said.

But he’s been taken aback by how often he seems to get in the middle of things. So we opened up our cardio, chased the crackhead.” Holland’s manager, Oren Hodak, said the 29-year-old fighter on Friday stopped a would-be perfume thief in Austin by chasing him down on foot.

Kevin Holland defeats Tim Means by submission at UFC on ESPN 37 to remain unbeaten since dropping to welterweight.

Court McGee via knockout (punches) – Round 1, 1:34 Tony Kelley via knockout (punches) – Round 1, 3:49 “I heard Sean Brady really needs an opponent, so I’m down for that,” Holland said. The first round was competitive. Holland came out much more confident in the second. The fan-favorite fighter picked up a big win over Tim Means in the co-main event of Saturday’s UFC on ESPN 37.

Tonight's UFC Austin event was co-headlined by a welterweight contest between Tim Means and Kevin Holland.

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UFC Austin full fight video highlights: Kevin Holland vs. Tim Means earlier tonight (Sat., June 18, 2022) live on ESPN/ESPN+ from inside Moody Center in ...

- UFC 275 Artist Series T-Shirt - UFC 275 Event T-Shirt Holland, 29, has looked like a different fighter since dropping down to welterweight earlier this year.

Austin, TX - Entering his second fight as a welterweight in the UFC, Kevin Holland was matched up with veteran Tim Means at UFC Austin. Holland vs.

Holland was able to hurt Means with a clean right hand off catching a body kick forced his Means to shoot for a takedown. Round two was more of the same with both men exchanging, but Means seemed to slow a bit following the high-pace of the first round. Means decided to shoot on Holland multiple times and got two takedowns for his trouble, but that was after Kevin was able to land and hurt Tim. Round ended with Means getting a takedown but Holland getting to his feet.

UFC welterweight Kevin Holland has a knack for being in the right place at the right time, or the wrong place at the right time depending on your ...

Before Holland finished Tim Means in the UFC Austin co-main event on Saturday, he chased down an alleged thief the day before just after weigh-ins. UFC Austin Video In March, Holland assisted in disarming and subduing a gunman inside a Texas restaurant.