5 UFC fighters with the funniest social media presence

#4. Kevin Holland

Former middleweight and current UFC welterweight Kevin Holland is popularly known for his sense of humor. Inside the octagon, he's a sniping striker with fight-ending punching power.

Recently, Holland has improved his skill-set in a bid to broaden his game with newfound grappling and wrestling skills. Holland, however, is best known for his motormouth in the cage as he often taunts and engages his foes in conversation during fights.

On social media, 'Trailblazer' uses his accounts to post a series of humorous memes. Some of his memes target his fellow UFC fighters, while others are more random and aimless.

At times, Holland even pokes fun at himself, referencing his lopsided loss to Derek Brunson in a Father's Day meme he posted. This included a picture of his and Brunson's faces photoshopped over Conor McGregor and his son, with Holland posing as the child.

---

#3. Darren Till

While fans were once hopeful that Darren Till would one day capture UFC gold, his one title fight against Tyron Woodley for the welterweight championship ended in disaster. Till was dropped and choked out before suffering the 2nd loss of his career in a stunning knockout against Jorge Masvidal.

With an increasingly large frame for the UFC's 170lbs weight class, 'The Gorilla' made the move to the promotion's middleweight division to mixed success.

Despite his inconsistent performances inside the octagon, Till has won over fans due to his comedic social media presence. Few can forget his infamous "I'm coming for you!" video calling out Israel Adesanya.

Furthermore, when Till had a heated exchange with law enforcement last year over his refusal to wear a mask, fans pointed out his Karen-like behavior.

Till then, he poked fun at himself by renaming his former Twitter account to Karen Till before photoshopping a stereotypical haircut over his profile picture.