UFC fighter Kevin Holland fought as recently as Saturday night but was still fresh enough to apprehend and alleged car thief.
On Monday, the American was driving to training with his coach Shug Dorsey when he saw a man sprinting down the street yelling that the individual in front had stolen his car.
Holland raced into action and his coach shared a video of the moments after his fighter had caught up to the alleged thief when police arrived to take him away.
Kevin Holland, a UFC fighter, apprehended an alleged car thief on Monday morning
Holland fought as recently as the weekend but was fresh enough to chase down the man
The fighter restrained the man and then police arrived to arrest him and take him away
The footage showed the victim's car had been crashed and damaged and Holland explained the remarkable sequence of events.
'We caught up to him, we were driving through the neighborhoods,' he said on the "MMA Hour. I was driving down the street, some guy comes zooming out the parking lot, some guys running behind him, he's like, 'Yo, he stole my car.'
'So I was like, 'I've been in quarantine for a week. I didn't get to finish my fight, so let's go have a little fun.' I bust a U-turn and start going after the guy, he turns close to the same street that my coach is on, so I'm driving down the street, I'm on the phone with my mom, my mom's like, 'It's probably a repo.' I'm like, 'Mom, if you see this car, you can tell. It's not a repo.' I'm like, 'I'm gonna hang up and call the cops.'
'Instead of calling the cops, I call my coach, I'm like, 'Hey, this guy's driving through your neighborhood and he just stole a car. We should cut him off and we can catch him.' And he's like, 'Alright, bet.'
Holland then joined forces with the man who owned the car that had been taken, who was now in hot pursuit in a truck.
The car was crashed into a small trailer with gardening equipment in before the man ran off
He went on: 'The [suspect] hits the street, boom, hits a little trailer that's getting
