McGregor Seeks UFC 329 No-Contest After 69-Second Holloway TKO
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Updated · Bleacher Report · Jul 16
McGregor Seeks UFC 329 No-Contest After 69-Second Holloway TKO
3 articles · Updated · Bleacher Report · Jul 16
Summary
Conor McGregor said he will get scan results Thursday after injuring his right knee 69 seconds into his UFC 329 loss to Max Holloway.
Instagram posts from McGregor said the result should be changed from a Holloway TKO to a no-contest, even though the stoppage followed his awkward landing on the right leg.
Surgery is next, and McGregor said he plans to rehab, resume training and return for the final fight on his UFC contract.
The bout was McGregor's first since 2021, when a fractured left ankle against Dustin Poirier ended in another first-round TKO loss.