Kevin Holland has revealed that he wants to fight fan-favorite veteran Donald 'Cowboy' Cerrone next. Holland’s most recent fight was a second-round TKO win over Alex Oliveira in a welterweight bout at UFC 272 on March 5th.Meanwhile, Donald Cerrone’s last fight was a first-round TKO loss against Alex Morono in a welterweight bout at UFC on ESPN 24 in May 2021. On that note, speaking to Ariel Helwani on The MMA Hour, Holland stated:“I don’t have my next fight yet. But, you know, everybody knows who I want to fight. But he has a fight with Joe Lauzon.”ESPN MMA@espnmmaJoe Lauzon and Donald Cerrone will now face each other on May 7, sources confirmed to @bokamotoESPN.3:01 AM · Feb 24, 20225768262Joe Lauzon and Donald Cerrone will now face each other on May 7, sources confirmed to @bokamotoESPN. https://t.co/qOLI5iI3xWHelwani chimed in and indicated that Holland had previously asked for a fight against ’Cowboy'. When asked if he’s back to lobbying for the Cerrone matchup, Holland said:“I’m back on that train. I’m not gonna lie to you. I try to be respectful because he’s OG. Like, I don’t wanna be that guy. But, I mean, I don’t care what people say. I mean, I’ve always been a fan of Donald Cerrone. To be able to share that octagon with Donald Cerrone before he retires, that’d be awesome. Like I said, I’m a good first fight, last fight, or any fight.” View this post on Instagram Instagram PostDonald Cerrone is scheduled to fight Joe Lauzon in a lightweight (155-pound) bout that will take place at the UFC 274 event on May 7th. Holland insinuated that if the Cerrone-Lauzon matchup falls apart, he’d be willing to step in and fight Cerrone.Furthermore, Holland, who currently competes in the welterweight (170-pound) division, suggested that Cerrone could fight him at welterweight and can drink beer and enjoy himself without worrying about cutting weight.Watch Kevin Holland’s conversation with Ariel Helwani in the video below: Kevin Holland on being a “company man” and potentially fighting at lightweight In an interview with BT Sport earlier this month, Holland addressed his return to welterweight from the middleweight (185-pound) division. ‘Trailblazer’ opined that he feels good fighting at welterweight but won’t rule out a future move to lightweight either.UFC on BT Sport@btsportufcKevin Holland was not worried, and wanted us all to know Wasted no time in the second round!#UFC2728:03 AM · Mar 6, 202234417Kevin Holland was not worried, and wanted us all to know 😂👍 Wasted no time in the second round!#UFC272 https://t.co/5Njd4DkmpTKevin Holland also highlighted that he’d be open to returning to middleweight as well. The 29-year-old takes pride in being a company man for the UFC and emphasized that he’d compete at whatever weight the UFC asked him to. Holland said:“If they told me I had to cut off my leg and go even lower, I would cut off a leg and go even lower. If they told me I had to grab extra cojones and go higher, I’d grab extra cojones and go higher. It’s whatever they tell me to do, I like to believe I’m a company man."