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Dana White responds to Conor McGregor saying his final UFC fight ‘has to be’ against Max Holloway

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Dana White responds to Conor McGregor saying his final UFC fight ‘has to be’ against Max Holloway
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UFC CEO Dana White has dismissed Conor McGregor's request for a rematch against Max Holloway following McGregor's injury at UFC 329. White emphasized that McGregor's recovery timeline makes scheduling such a fight impossible at this time.

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The response clarifies the UFC's stance on fighter scheduling and injury management for high-profile athletes.

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Conor McGregor still has to undergo surgery for his injured leg after his comeback at UFC 329 ended in disaster but that didn’t stop him from already looking forward to his next return to action.

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