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Conor McGregor has two longshot suggestions after UFC 329 loss

Conor McGregor has two longshot suggestions after UFC 329 loss
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Conor McGregor has requested that his recent UFC 329 loss to Max Holloway be declared a no contest due to a knee injury sustained during the fight. He also suggested that bettors should be refunded, though experts believe both requests are highly unlikely to be granted.

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The story highlights the intersection of professional sports injury protocols and the betting industry's rigid stance on fight outcomes.

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Conor McGregor is hoping for good news soon, but he also has a couple of wild ideas about how his UFC 329 rematch against Max Holloway should be handled.

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The article objectively analyzes the feasibility of the athlete's requests based on standard sports regulations.

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