(Photo by Josh Hedges/Zuffa LLC/Zuffa LLC via Getty Images)Zuffa LLC via Getty ImagesNo one seems to be impressed with UFC welterweight/middleweight Kevin Holland these days.A week after Holland embarrassed himself as a guest on the Jaxxon Podcast by disrespecting UFC legend Quinton Rampage Jackson and subsequently losing to Reinier de Ridder at UFC 311, Hollands peers havent stopped slamming him for his limited skills and approach.Former UFC middleweight champion Robert Whittaker discussed Hollands loss to RDR on his MMArcade podcast.Hes so average, Whittaker said. What do you want me to say, dude? Like he just, time and time again, the same thing keeps happening. The same thing; I dont know what else I can say.Holland has lost his last two fights, four of his last five, and six of his last nine. Without question, the 32-year-old is in a rough patch. It appears theres a very simple game plan to beat Holland at middleweight, and thats to take him down and overpower him with wrestling.INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA - JANUARY 18: Reinier de Ridder of the Netherlands reacts after his victory by ... [+] submission over Kevin Holland of the United States in a middleweight fight during UFC 311 at Intuit Dome on January 18, 2025 in Inglewood, California. (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images)Getty ImagesThats exactly what RDR did when he made very quick work of Holland in the first round of their clash at UFC 311. RDR wasnt threatened at any point during the fight. Similarly, Roman Dolidze took Holland down and caused a rib injury that forced the latter to quit on his stool.MORE FOR YOUThe best weight class for Holland appears to be welterweight, but it seems he doesnt want to cut weight and prefers to fight at 185 pounds. Unfortunately, he just doesnt appear to be strong or skilled enough to deal with the best fighters in that division.Former UFC champion TJ Dillashaw was especially critical of Holland and his approach. During the UFC 311 recap episode of the Jaxxon Podcast, Dillashaw didnt hold back his criticism of Holland.Hes entertaining and hes fun, Dillashaw said. I heard him in here talking when he was saying he doesnt care about being champion. Theres too much politics. Im like, alright dude, thats just an excuse because youll never be a champion. Hell never be a champion, and I promise you that.Dillashaw wasnt done. He went in on the holes in Hollands ground game and his questionable work ethic and commitment.He sat here and said that he doesnt give a s###, Dillashaw added. Are you going to be a champion if you dont care? No. Hes talking about bringing training partners in and going home and smoking weed. Just sitting here and listening to him talk, he doesnt have the mindset for it, hes just happy being on TV. I think its too much work for him.Well see if Holland is able to rebound in his next fight. If he doesnt get a win soon, hell find himself looking for another promotion. UFC President Dana White likes Holland, but probably not enough to allow him to stay on the roster if this losing streak continues much longer.