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USA TODAY Sports/MMA Junkie rankings, April 18: Max Holloway moves up

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Max Holloway is back in the No. 2 featherweight ranking slot after his UFC on ESPN 44 win over Arnold Allen.

Saturday at T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, Mo., Holloway defeated Allen by unanimous decision in a competitive masterclass of a five-round fight.

With the win, Holloway is only behind three-time rival (and UFC featherweight champion) Alexander Volkanovski.

Check out all the latest pound-for-pound and divisional USA TODAY Sports/MMA Junkie rankings above.

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