UFC star Kevin Holland admitted that he can't recall anything after being knocked out by head clash. The fight was ruled a no contest.

KEVIN HOLLAND admitted that he doesn’t remember anything from his clash with Kyle Daukaus at middleweight, which was marred in a nasty clash between heads.

After the horrific clash, the 185-pound prospect was apparently knocked out in round one of UFC Vegas 38.


UFC star Kevin Holland admitted that he can't recall anything after being knocked out by head clash. The fight was ruled a no contest.
In their UFC Vegas 38 fight
UFC star Kevin Holland admitted that he can't recall anything after being knocked out by head clash. The fight was ruled a no contest.
, Kevin Holland and Kyle Daukaus clashed head-to-head.
Holland was knocked out of the accident blow.

Trailblazer fell to the floor and Daukaus capitalized by sinking in a back-naked choke. However, the cage officials declared the bout a no contest after reviewing replays.

UFC middleweight champion and standout, the UFC's UFC Middleweight Champion, said about the incident: "I don’t remember anything."

"I felt myself fall to the ground, and then I felt him on my stomach.

"So whatever happened between those, that's just goodwill. God-given."

Holland, who has lost his last three fights, is keen to rematch former Cage Fury FC middleweight champion Daukaus.

He said, "I want it back. I want it back right now."

"I'd like to do it back with anyone who has gotten the better me.

"I'm that guy." He wants to go to another place because he feels the head-butt was one of the best things that could have happened to him.

"I have respect for Kyle, Chris, and the Daukaus families, but the fight is the fight and it doesn't feel over.

Daukuas was furious at the verdict of no contest and is determined to recover Holland from the accidental butt.

He stated, "It just bothers me.

"He did get the head-butt under control, and Dan (the referee), didn't say much while we were there.

"He was still fighting so it was fine to me.

"If that would've been me, it would've been fine.

"If he would have stood up, and if he would have gotten back on his feet and knocked my senseless, ESPN would have made a big deal about him saying, "Oh, he suffered headbutts and then got up to knock me out."

"But, because he recovers from a headbutt and gives up his back, and I choke him to death,"


UFC star Kevin Holland admitted that he can't recall anything after being knocked out by head clash. The fight was ruled a no contest.
Both Holland and Daukaus desire an immediate rematch

Daukaus, like Holland, wants to redress their bad luck.

The 28-year old said that it would bother him and would still bother him.

"It's going be haunt me until it wins, so it's only motivation during training."

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