Kevin Holland and Jorge Masvidal clash in the STREET as they nearly come to blows for the third time

Kevin Holland and Jorge Masvidal have clashed again with the UFC stars coming close to blows for the third time this week.

A video appeared to show one-time title challenger Masvidal having to be held in the street after he weighed in before UFC 287.

Holland’s manager Oren Hodak described how his fighter told Masvidal “Sup, baby girl,” sparking another altercation between the welterweights.

Hodak added that Holland, who faces Santiago Ponzinibbio, was targeted by ‘Gamebred’ according to him TMZ.

Masvidal, who is scheduled to fight fifth-seeded welterweight Gilbert Burns, was reportedly yelled at during the clash with a person calling him a “clown.”

It comes after UFC president Dana White closed a question about an altercation between Masvidal and Holland at the UFC 287 press conference.

White’s organization heads back to Miami this weekend to host the middleweight title fight between Israel Adesanya and Alex Pereira at the Kaseya Center.

And leading up to the event, Masvidal and Holland clashed in the fighter’s hotel.

The incident was caught on camera when Masvidal was stopped by security.

Holland was also restrained by staff before throwing verbal punches with Masvidal at the press conference the next day.

When asked about the altercation, Masvidal said, “Absolutely nothing. There’s nothing to talk about there. Just drive some d***, clout after b****. There’s nothing to talk about.’

Holland quickly shot back: “You didn’t say that yesterday. Watch your goddamn mouth.’

White seemed visibly frustrated by the first question, but remained silent until a follow-up question was asked, then he hit back at the reporter.

“Guys, come on, these two aren’t even fighting,” White said. ‘Stop that. Do you have a question about the fight these guys are fighting or just want to start here? What’s your question?’

The crowd responded audibly to White’s quick telling to the reporter, before moving on to another question.