Chaos, controversy, and a knockout that lit up the UFC APEX — UFC Vegas 110 had it all. But what started as a thrilling night of fights quickly turned into one of the strangest cards in recent memory. And here's where it gets even more intriguing — Steve Garcia’s huge win might have been overshadowed by one of the most awkward callouts fans have ever seen.
On Saturday night, inside the iconic UFC APEX in Las Vegas, rising featherweight Steve Garcia stunned everyone with a brutal first-round knockout over David Onama. It was the biggest win of his career — but then came that post-fight interview. Instead of riding the high of victory, Garcia puzzled fans and analysts alike by calling out none other than Max Holloway. Bold move? Absolutely. Strategic? That’s where opinions start to split.
MMA Fighting’s Mike Heck and José Youngs broke it all down in their UFC Vegas 110 post-fight show, offering their reactions to a night full of unpredictable twists. From Garcia’s explosive finish to his questionable callout, to Waldo Cortes-Acosta’s bizarre co-main event victory over Ante Delija — which ended in a strange sequence that had viewers scratching their heads — nothing about this card was ordinary. Cortes-Acosta’s decision to challenge heavyweight standout Tom Aspinall only added another layer of intrigue. Ambitious, or just reckless confidence?
And the weirdness didn’t stop there. The Yadier del Valle vs. Isaac Dulgarian matchup brought even more confusion to the mix, with odd exchanges and unexpected turns that left fans debating what exactly they had just witnessed. Alongside these headline moments, the show also highlighted standout performances from other fighters, fielded live listener questions, and dissected every chaotic detail that made UFC Vegas 110 one of the wildest nights in recent memory.
Catch the full UFC Vegas 110 post-fight show with Mike Heck and José Youngs for their in-depth breakdowns and behind-the-scenes insights. If you prefer to listen on the go, the audio-only version is available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or anywhere you get your favorite shows.
But here’s the real question: Did Steve Garcia just make a power move by calling out Holloway, or did he bite off more than he can chew? Drop your thoughts in the comments — this debate’s only getting started.
