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McGregor's Comeback Ends in Devastating Knee Injury
12 Jul
Summary
- McGregor's return was cut short by a knee injury on his first kick.
- The fight was stopped in just 69 seconds due to McGregor's injury.
- He may face another long layoff after this latest injury.
Conor McGregor's return to the octagon was marred by a devastating knee injury sustained just 69 seconds into his bout against Max Holloway. The fight concluded early when McGregor landed awkwardly on his right knee after attempting a jumping roundhouse kick, leading to an immediate stoppage by the referee.
Commentators noted the high-risk nature of McGregor's opening move, with the awkward landing placing immense pressure on his knee. Medical personnel attended to the fighter, who was visibly upset by the premature end to his comeback. This incident follows a previous significant leg injury McGregor suffered in 2021, potentially signaling another prolonged absence from competition.
Given his age and recurring injury issues, there are growing concerns about whether "The Notorious" will compete again in the UFC. The extent of the ligament damage is yet to be fully determined, but the outcome of this fight raises questions about his future career trajectory.
