Born from Nate Diaz’s bravado, the UFC’s most unconventional title could soon belong to a retiring legend.

On Saturday night, the fan-favorite UFC BMF title will once again be up for grabs. The belt that has no specific weight class is currently held by featherweight great Max Holloway, and will be defended at lightweight against division legend Dustin Poirier.

When the BMF title was first created by the UFC in 2019, there were various split opinions about the championship. Some called it genius, some called it a

Holloway vs Poirier 3 start time, fight card, TV channel, live stream and latest odds - ‘The Diamond’ bids farewell to the octagon with trilogy fight at home in Louisiana

And ahead of his UFC 318 BMF title defence at lightweight, Holloway found himself still ranked number one in the 145lb division which he claimed was ‘ridiculous’. However, just days before his clash against Poirier in Louisiana, Holloway has been removed from the featherweight rankings after his pre-fight request.

Max Holloway (26-8 MMA, 22-8 UFC) defends his BMF title against the retiring Dustin Poirier (30-9 MMA, 22-8 UFC) in Saturday's UFC 318 (pay-per-view, ESPN, ESPN+) main event at Smoothie King Center in New Orleans.

Still, when asked about the biggest possible fight in the UFC right now, White didn’t hesitate to name his dream main event: rising star Tom Aspinall vs. the greatest of all time, Jon Jones—who recently re-entered the testing pool after briefly retiring.