Conor McGregor finally reveals the truth about injury before Max Holloway fight
Conor McGregor denied being injured before his UFC 329 loss to Max Holloway, addressing fan speculation over a shoe-removal clip that many read as evidence of a pre-existing issue. McGregor said the moment was only a brief loss of balance and confirmed he wants a trilogy fight with Holloway once he recovers from knee surgery. UFC CEO Dana White said it's too early to commit to a rematch timeline, citing McGregor's recovery and the unpredictability of scheduling a fight a year in advance.
Conor McGregor denied being injured before his UFC 329 loss to Max Holloway, addressing fan speculation over a shoe-removal clip that many read as evidence of a pre-existing issue. McGregor said the moment was only a brief loss of balance and confirmed he wants a trilogy fight with Holloway once he recovers from knee surgery. UFC CEO Dana White said it's too early to commit to a rematch timeline, citing McGregor's recovery and the unpredictability of scheduling a fight a year in advance.
