Conor McGregor Calls Fight a No Contest Over Injury

Conor McGregor Calls Fight a No Contest Over Injury

Conor McGregor Injury Update After UFC 329 Disappointment

McGregor Announces Leg Scan Results

The Irish star took to Instagram Wednesday night, delivering a brief injury update and a notable request. He revealed that he will receive the results of a leg scan the following day, a scan ordered after a severe setback during his comeback bout. In the post, McGregor declared, “The fight should be a not contest and all bets returned,” signaling his desire for the outcome to be formally recognized as a no‑contest. The timing adds another layer to his recent string of defeats, all coming at age 38.

Details of the UFC 329 Collapse

The injury that now haunts McGregor occurred in the opening round of UFC 329, held at the T‑Mobile Arena on July 11, 2026. Within roughly 69 seconds of the fight, his knee gave way while attempting a kicking combination, prompting referee Mike Belton to halt the contest at the 1:09 mark. Visual evidence captured McGregor hitting the canvas after a jumping roundhouse kick, grasping his right leg in obvious pain before the stoppage. Max Holloway claimed a victory, while McGregor’s comeback ended dramatically short.

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Injury forces Conor McGregor out of Max Holloway UFC fight. See photos

Conor McGregor of Ireland throws a punch in the first round against Max Holloway of the United States in their welterweight bout during UFC 329 at T-Mobile Arena on July 11, 2026 in Las Vegas, Nev.

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