McGregor injures knee, loses to Holloway in 69 seconds on UFC return
Conor McGregor's return to the UFC octagon at UFC 329 in Las Vegas was cut short after just 69 seconds when he injured his knee. The welterweight contest was stopped by the referee after McGregor fell to the mat three times in the opening minute.

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AI-generatedConor McGregor's return to the UFC octagon at UFC 329 in Las Vegas was cut short after just 69 seconds when he injured his knee. The welterweight contest was stopped by the referee after McGregor fell to the mat three times in the opening minute. McGregor, who had not fought since July 2021 due to a broken leg, landed awkwardly on a flying kick attempt and signaled to the referee that he could not continue. Max Holloway, who won the bout, expressed interest in a rematch once McGregor recovers. This fight was the second between the two fighters, with McGregor having won their previous encounter in 2013.
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5 extractedMcGregor previously broke his leg against Dustin Poirier in July 2021.
Max Holloway stated he would discuss staging another fight with McGregor when he recovers.
McGregor attempted a flying kick at the start of the round and landed awkwardly, appearing to injure himself.
Conor McGregor injured his knee and lost to Max Holloway in 69 seconds at UFC 329.
McGregor's career has been derailed by injuries and issues away from the sport.