Max Holloway reveals what Conor McGregor said to him after injuring knee at UFC 329
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Key Points:
- Max Holloway defeated Conor McGregor at UFC 329 after McGregor suffered a leg injury early in the first round, leading to the referee stopping the fight just over a minute in.
- Holloway praised McGregor's resilience and calm demeanor during the fight, noting that McGregor appeared changed and more composed compared to his previous bouts.
- McGregor had promoted the fight as a new chapter in his life, citing a renewed focus on religion and training, though his injury prevented a full contest.
- Holloway expressed interest in a trilogy fight with McGregor at welterweight (170 pounds) but emphasized uncertainty due to McGregor’s injury and his own plans to take time off until 2027.
- Holloway stated he intends to prioritize family time before returning to competition, signaling no fights for the rest of 2026.
