Conor McGregor Injury Diagnosis Revealed, 'His Knee is F--ked Up,' UFC's Dana White Says in Video
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Key Points:
- UFC president Dana White confirmed that Conor McGregor suffered a torn ACL during his loss to Max Holloway at UFC 329, requiring knee surgery and extensive physical therapy.
- McGregor appeared to injure his right knee early in the fight after an awkward landing from a flying kick, leading to the referee stopping the bout.
- McGregor stated he entered the fight without any injury and plans to undergo surgery with intentions to fight at least once more in the UFC.
- White emphasized that McGregor's recovery will be long and challenging, and the fighter must regain his motivation before considering a return to MMA or boxing.
- Despite McGregor's star power, the UFC must weigh his recent performance struggles and injury history before scheduling future fights, with no clear timeline for his comeback.
