Conor McGregor hints at comeback after successful knee surgery
BBC • • sports
Key Points:
- Conor McGregor has confirmed he underwent surgery to repair a knee injury sustained during his UFC comeback fight against Max Holloway at UFC 329, which lasted only 69 seconds.
- McGregor expressed his determination to return to fighting, citing inspiration from athletes like Dominick Cruz, Georges St-Pierre, and Tom Brady, and emphasized his "unstoppable" mindset.
- The fight against Holloway marked McGregor's first UFC appearance since breaking his leg in 2021, with critics questioning his status amid recent controversies.
- McGregor has faced legal and disciplinary issues, including a civil case in which Nikita Hand won damages against him for assault by rape, and an 18-month UFC anti-doping ban that ended in March 2025.
- Despite setbacks, McGregor is focused on making a comeback with no excuses, aiming to regain his position in the sport.
