AUSTIN, Texas – Kevin Holland wants to keep being a company man after his latest victory at UFC on ESPN 37 . Holland (23-7 MMA, 9-4 UFC) moved to 2-0 since dropping to the welterweight division on Saturday when he defeated Tim Means (32-13-1 MMA, 14-10 UFC) by second-round submission in a co-main event matchup at Moody Center. It was a strong performance from him, and UFC president Dana White said Holland can do “whatever he wants” going forward. There isn’t anything specific Holland is looking to demand at this point, though. If he’s forced to pick a name, however, he said he’s willing to oblige to the undefeated Sean Brady (15-0 MMA, 5-0 UFC), who recently said his name. “I really don’t care,” Holland told MMA Junkie and other reporters post-fight at UFC on ESPN 37
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