Waianae’s Max Holloway will put his nine-fight winning streak on the line against former UFC world lightweight champion Anthony Pettis at UFC 206 on Saturday, Dec. 10, in Toronto.

Holloway (16-3, 12-3 UFC) is the No. 3-ranked fighter at 145 pounds and hasn’t lost since a unanimous decision to current featherweight champion Conor McGregor in August 2013.

Pettis (19-5, 6-4), who also held the WEC world lightweight title, has lost three of his last four fights and is coming off a submission victory in the third round over Charles Oliveira in his 145-pound debut in the UFC.

Holloway is the only fighter in UFC history to win nine fights in a row without receiving a title shot.

UFC 206 is headlined by a light heavyweight title fight between champion Daniel Cormier and No. 1-ranked challenger Anthony Johnson.

Kuany, Lange voted preseason All-PacWest

Chaminade’s Kuany Kuany and BYU-Hawaii’s Cory Lange were voted to the preseason men’s basketball All-PacWest team on Wednesday.

Both are senior guards. Kuany, a native of Melbourne, Australia, averaged 16.5 points and 9.2 rebounds per game while earning All-PacWest second-team honors.

Lange started all 27 games for the Seasiders last season. The Tehachapi, Calif., native averaged a team-high 18 points per game.

California Baptist’s Michael Smith was named the PacWest preseason player of the year.

Additionally, the Lancers were picked first out of the conference’s 14 teams, garnering 179 points and six first-place votes.

Chaminade was picked sixth with 129 points, Hawaii Pacific seventh with 118 points and BYU-Hawaii eighth with 96 points.

Hawaii Hilo rounded out the Hawaii teams in the PacWest in 10th place with a total of 66 points. None of the four Hawaii teams earned a first-place vote.