Khamzat Chimaev recently delivered a dominating performance that seemed to concern Max Holloway regarding his record for the most significant strikes landed in a UFC fight.'Borz' faced Dricus du Plessis for the middleweight championship at UFC 319 last weekend. He landed a total of 529 strikes, breaking the previous record of 447 strikes set by Holloway during his victory over Calvin Kattar in 2021.In a recent video on his YouTube channel, Holloway shared his live reaction to Chimaev's fight against du Plessis, where he expressed his worry about the possibility of his record being broken:"He's going to beat me for the most significant strikes landed. He's going to have a thousand, and no one's ever going to beat him. Unreal!"Check out the post below: View this post on Instagram Instagram PostAlthough Chimaev broke the record for the most strikes landed by a fighter in a single fight, the record for the most significant strikes still belongs to Holloway, who achieved a total of 445.When Max Holloway predicted Khamzat Chimaev to lose against Robert WhittakerBefore defeating Dricus du Plessis, Khamzat Chimaev faced Robert Whittaker at UFC 308. The fight garnered significant attention, as many, including Max Holloway, believed Whittaker could neutralize Chimaev.During a discussion on the MIGHTYcast, Holloway shared his prediction for the bout, saying:"It’s a five-rounder. We’ve seen Khamzat get tired in three rounds, he should be training for five rounds, we all know. But it’s still his first one. Robert’s been fighting five rounds forever, that guy is just a vet. A legend, an OG of the sport. I think if he goes out there with that anti-wrestling mindset and doesn’t get held down too much, I think he can land something."In the opening round of the fight at UFC 308, Chimaev submitted Whittaker via rear-naked choke to come out as the victor.