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McGregor's coach says knee 'never an issue' ahead of UFC 329

Conor McGregor's UFC 329 fight ends abruptly due to a knee injury, sparking discussions on his preparation and performance.

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Conor McGregor's return to the UFC was short-lived. He suffered a knee injury in the first minute of his fight against Max Holloway at UFC 329. The bout ended in just 69 seconds, with Holloway declared the winner.

Coverage emphasizes the unexpected nature of McGregor's injury. Fox News highlights a controversial kick attempt by McGregor that may have contributed to the injury. ESPN reports that McGregor's coach stated the knee was never an issue ahead of the fight.

The Baltimore Sun and Yahoo Sports both focus on the brevity of the fight and the swift defeat. What to watch next: The focus will likely shift to McGregor's recovery and future in the UFC. Additionally, the performance of Max Holloway will be scrutinized, as he secured a significant victory.

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Quick answers

Who won the fight between Conor McGregor and Max Holloway at UFC 329?

Max Holloway won the fight after Conor McGregor suffered a knee injury in the first minute.

What caused Conor McGregor's injury during UFC 329?

Coverage does not yet specify the exact cause of McGregor's knee injury, but Fox News mentions a 'crazy' kick attempt that may have contributed.

What did Conor McGregor's coach say about his knee before the fight?

According to ESPN, McGregor's coach stated that the knee was 'never an issue' ahead of UFC 329.

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