UFC Fight Night: Hall vs Silva on October 31, 2020, will brace itself for an exciting middleweight clash. Kevin Holland and Charlie Ontiveros are the main card attraction that fans have bookmarked for a potential all-time great bout. Initially, Makhmud Muradov was slated to be the foil standing across the cage from Kevin Holland.

Makhmud was forced off the card due to undisclosed reasons, and several sources confirmed the same to MMA Fighting. Chiefly, both Kevin Holland and Makhmud Muradov were to appear for the virtual media day to talk to reporters. However, at this time rumblings began to emerge that the latter was taken off the card.

UFC middleweights: Kevin Holland vs Charlie Ontiveros

‘The Trailblazer’ Kevin Holland is one of only 12 fighters to scalp three straight wins in 2020. Additionally, his win over KO of the Year frontrunner Joaquin Buckley is a strong statement to his resume. With an extensive strength of schedule thus far, it’s clear that he will be looking to thwart the UFC newcomer to make it four wins on the trot.

The 34-year-old is an aggressive finisher who has an iron chin that has served him well. Additionally, he injects a technical brawling aspect into his game that has helped him stand-out amongst the divisional contenders.

Charlie Ontiveros is set to make his first appearance under the bright light of the UFC’s cage. His first bout is certainly a massive opportunity, as Holland is a tough draw for any fighter. Ontiveros has had high-profile match-ups in the past, including one against Michael ‘Venom’ Page.

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His stints at Fury FC and LFA have prepared him for the big show and he’ll look to extend his 11-6 record. He comes in off a two-fight streak and has finished both his opponents via strikes.

The middleweight division is one of the most exciting weight classes on the roster and new contenders have emerged from the woodwork. Israel Adesanya has laid the foundation for which all middleweights will be judged going forth. Holland will be looking to channel his fast-paced pressure to put the entire 185-pound division on notice.

Prediction: Kevin Holland to claim a unanimous decision victory.