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'Quite shocking'
New York Post • • general
Key Points:
- Conor McGregor revealed he tore both his ACL and meniscus in his right knee during his UFC 329 loss to Max Holloway on July 11, marking a similar injury to the one he sustained against Holloway 13 years ago but on the opposite leg.
- Despite the severity, McGregor expressed optimism about his recovery, citing advances in regenerative medicine and training, and aims to return by next summer after already regaining some mobility and strength.
- The injury happened seconds into his first fight in five years, leading to a first-round TKO loss after his knee buckled multiple times, with UFC CEO Dana White confirming the serious nature of the damage.
- This latest setback continues a decline for McGregor, who has won only one fight since 2016 and currently holds a 22-7 MMA record, with increasing inactivity and injuries impacting his career.
- McGregor acknowledged the support from fans and remains focused on recovery, emphasizing discipline and a positive outlook despite the ongoing challenges in his fighting career.
