Holly Holm, the former UFC bantamweight champion best known for her 2015 knockout of Ronda Rousey, remains open to a rematch over a decade later. Now competing under Jake Paul’s Most Valuable Promotions, Holm is in the final phase of her career but still eyeing high-profile fights. She faces WBA lightweight champion Stephanie Han in a rematch on Saturday, after their January bout ended early due to a cut. A win could set up a marquee matchup with pound-for-pound star Katie Taylor in what may be her last year of fighting.

Holm, 44, has balanced her legacy in both boxing and MMA, returning to her boxing roots after her UFC run. She sees Rousey’s recent 17-second armbar win over Gina Carano on Netflix as a natural move for a fighter with Olympic judo roots and championship drive. Though Rousey has stated she’s done competing, Holm respects her choice and still welcomes a rematch if it ever materializes.

Beyond Rousey, Holm has expressed interest in fighting Carano next, citing mutual respect and a desire to see her get more fight time. With her career winding down, Holm aims to close it with meaningful bouts against the sport’s biggest names, cementing her legacy across combat sports.