Conor McGregor weighs in at 170.5 pounds for UFC 329 bout vs Max Holloway
Conor McGregor has officially weighed in at 170.5 pounds for his UFC 329 bout against Max Holloway, marking his return to the octagon after a nearly five-year absence since July 2021. The former two-division champion, who has faced injuries and a postponed fight with Michael Chandler, is competing in the welterweight division.

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AI-generatedConor McGregor has officially weighed in at 170.5 pounds for his UFC 329 bout against Max Holloway, marking his return to the octagon after a nearly five-year absence since July 2021. The former two-division champion, who has faced injuries and a postponed fight with Michael Chandler, is competing in the welterweight division. Holloway, weighing in at 170 pounds, is making his welterweight debut and seeks to avenge a previous loss to McGregor from 13 years ago. The fight headlines UFC 329, concluding International Fight Week in Las Vegas. McGregor's return aims to re-establish him as a title contender.
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5 extractedMcGregor snatched and threw Holloway's sunglasses during a faceoff, which were Oakley Meta glasses that recorded the incident.
McGregor and Holloway previously fought 13 years ago, with McGregor winning by unanimous decision.
Max Holloway weighed in at 170 pounds for the fight.
McGregor returns to the welterweight division after a nearly five-year hiatus from fighting.
Conor McGregor weighed in at 170.5 pounds for his UFC 329 bout against Max Holloway.