Charles Oliveira stands firm on his UFC 326 BMF title outing with Max Holloway and vows to use his full arsenal whenever necessary.

UFC BMF champion Charles Oliveira has declared he is willing to surrender his BMF title if critics demand he abandon grappling in favor of a striking-only approach. The Brazilian fighter pushed back against fans and observers who criticized his tactical style after capturing the symbolic championship belt.
Oliveira secured the BMF title against Max Holloway at UFC 326 in March by utilizing a grappling-heavy game plan, logging five takedowns and almost 21 minutes of ground control to take a unanimous decision. He is scheduled to defend the belt against Diego Lopes in December at UFC 335.
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