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Conor McGregor Reveals Injury Diagnosis & Return Timeline, 'Knee is F--ked Up,' Says UFC's White
Bleacher Report • • general
Key Points:
- Conor McGregor suffered an ACL injury during his loss to Max Holloway at UFC 329, requiring knee surgery and extensive physical therapy, according to UFC president Dana White.
- McGregor appeared to injure his right knee early in the fight after attempting a flying kick and was unable to continue, with the referee stopping the bout.
- Despite the injury, McGregor stated he entered the fight physically ready and plans to undergo surgery with intentions to fight at least once more in the UFC.
- Dana White emphasized that McGregor's recovery will be long and challenging, noting the fighter must regain physical readiness and mental motivation before considering a return to competition.
- The UFC faces uncertainty regarding McGregor's future, as he has lost four of his last five fights and injuries have prematurely ended his recent bouts, raising questions about his ability to perform at a high level again.
