Standout performances from Paddy Pimblett, Gable Steveson and others saved UFC 329 from becoming an afterthought.
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Conor McGregor returned to the UFC against Max Holloway, but the comeback was shortl ...
Conor McGregor insisted on social media late Saturday night that he had no injuries entering the fight.
The boss of one of the biggest sporting organisations in the world puzzled fans with his remarks after Conor McGregor's stunning loss in UFC 329.
Conor McGregor's manager said in a social media post Sunday that fighter did not have a previous knee injury prior to his shortened UFC 329 fight with Max Holloway.
Fighting for the first time in over five years, McGregor launched himself across the ring with a flying left roundhouse kick when the match started, only to land awkwardly.
Joe Rogan said a jumping roundhouse kick attempt in the opening round of UFC 329 put devastating pressure on Conor McGregor's knee in his loss to Max Holloway.
Conor McGregor's right knee was "never an issue" ahead of UFC 329, according to his longtime head coach John Kavanagh.
Quick wins by Max Holloway and Paddy Pimblett may have positioned the pair to be booked against each other soon. Here's what's next for the top fighters from UFC 329.
After five years away from the sport, McGregor, 37, finally made his comeback at a sold-out T-Mobile Arena, but there would be no fairytale ending for his die-hard fans who made the journey to Las Vegas.