McGregor reveals ACL and meniscus injury to his right knee at UFC 329
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Key Points:
- Conor McGregor revealed he suffered ACL and meniscus injuries to his right knee during his UFC 329 fight against Max Holloway, the same injury he had on the opposite leg in their first fight 13 years ago.
- Despite the severity, McGregor remains optimistic about recovery, citing advances in regenerative medicine and training, aiming for a return by next summer.
- The injury occurred early in the fight after McGregor attempted a jumping roundhouse kick and immediately grabbed his knee upon landing, leading to a quick technical knockout loss.
- McGregor expressed frustration over the injury, emphasizing he had no prior issues during training or pre-fight warmups, and shared gratitude for the support received.
- With a UFC record now at 22-7, McGregor is determined to recover fully and continue his fighting career, refusing to end it on such a disappointing note.
