Conor McGregor Injury Revealed: Dana White Confirms After UFC 329 Defeat
White said McGregor needs knee surgery and physical therapy, with recovery from the ACL injury expected to take nine months to a year.
- UFC president Dana White confirmed superstar Conor McGregor suffered a torn ACL during the main event against Max Holloway, with the injury occurring just 69 seconds into the fight.
- Typically, recovery from an ACL injury requires nine months to a year, and White stated that McGregor must undergo surgery and physical therapy before returning to training.
- Because McGregor has only one fight left on his current UFC contract, the organization has time to decide how to approach his final appearance.
- Holloway indicated he is willing to wait until 2027 for a trilogy bout against the Irishman, interested in the significant payday associated with a third encounter.
- The UFC must secure alternative stars to headline cards for the next year while McGregor is out, maintaining flexibility for his eventual return.
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Why Conor McGregor calls his exact knee injury 'quite shocking' after finding out results – Democratic Accent
Conor McGregor has finally revealed what exactly happened to his right knee during a very short return to the UFC octagon on July 11 in Las Vegas. McGregor, who lost by technical knockout to Max Holloway in UFC 329, called it “quite shocking” to learn what he injured during UFC 329. “Update: it was acl and meniscus,” McGregor posted on X. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM “It is the same injury as the first Holloway fight, only …
Why Conor McGregor calls his exact knee injury 'quite shocking' after finding out results
Conor McGregor revealed he suffered ACL and meniscus injuries in his right knee during the UFC 329 loss to Max Holloway, mirroring their first fight.
McGregor says he injured ACL, meniscus in loss to Holloway | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Conor McGregor sustained injuries to his ACL and meniscus during the Irishman’s much-anticipated return to the octagon earlier this month, the former two-weight world champion said on Sunday.
McGregor says he injured ACL, meniscus in loss to Holloway
Conor McGregor (left) lands a kick on Max Holloway in the first round of their welterweight bout at UFC 329 in Las Vegas. (APF pic) LAS VEGAS: Conor McGregor sustained injuries to his ACL and meniscus during the Irishman’s much-anticipated return to the octagon earlier this month, the former two-weight world champion said on Sunday. The 38-year-old’s fight with American Max Holloway in Las Vegas on July 11 ended after 69 seconds due to a knee in…
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