Kevin Holland sees the end of the road coming into UFC 334: ‘We’re almost done, 100%’

MIAMI, FLORIDA - APRIL 11: Kevin Holland reacts after a victory against Randy Brown of Jamaica in a welterweight fight during the UFC 327 event at Kaseya Center on April 11, 2026 in Miami, Florida. (Photo by Ed Mulholland/Zuffa LLC) Kevin Holland returns to action at UFC 334 this Saturday at Madison Square Garden where he takes on Serbian knockout artist Uros Medic. This will be Holland’s second fight of the year, which isn’t a lot compared to 2025 when “Trailblazer” fought a wild 5 times, going 2-3 over that time period.Holland is 1-0 in 2026 and starting to talk about the end of his career.“I’m 34 years old,” he told Full Send MMA. “I didn’t plan on doing mixed martial arts past 36. If I had to stay til 37, that’d be great. I’m not looking to run around and fight a bunch of young guys or a bunch of guys that just wanna sniff my balls for f–king three rounds, you know what I mean?”Kevin Holland admits he just signed a new contract but he’s calling it a career once it’s done“I’m 34 years old, my little brother fights now and I don’t plan on staying past 36. I’m not in the way of anyone, I’m here to put on fun fights and collect a good check” pic.twitter.com/a1Ua7X3Rng— FULL SEND MMA (@full_send_mma) November 11, 2026“I’m here to put on fun fights for the fans, collect a good check, and just stay out of the way.”According to Holland, he just signed a new deal with the UFC which he’ll fight through, and then that’s it.“We’re almost done, 100%,” he said. “I got a little brother who fights now, and he’s my favorite fighter to watch fight. He’s my favorite person to to help train and get ready for a fight, and I got a whole gym. I love fighting, but you can’t do this s–t forever. I got a nice new contract, and I guarantee you, it won’t take me long to get through it.”The first step is to get through the ascendant Uros Medic, whose last six fights haven’t lasted longer than two minutes a piece, win or lose.