Damning evidence may prove Conor McGregor was injured before UFC 329
Yahoo Sports • • sports
Key Points:
- UFC 329's headline fight between Conor McGregor and Max Holloway ended abruptly due to McGregor injuring himself with a failed flying kick, forcing a referee stoppage just a minute into the bout.
- This fight marked McGregor's first appearance in five years, generating significant excitement as he remains the sport's biggest star despite his inactivity.
- Speculation arose that McGregor entered the fight already injured, fueled by observations of his unusual movements and a video showing him visiting Newport Pain Management Clinic prior to the event.
- The clinic specializes in chronic pain treatments, but there is no concrete evidence that McGregor's visit was related to a knee injury or that it directly impacted his performance at UFC 329.
- McGregor has publicly denied claims that he was injured before the fight, maintaining that the injury occurred during the match itself.
