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

Injury forces Conor McGregor out of Max Holloway UFC fight. See photos - USA Today
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Conor McGregor's highly anticipated comeback fight against Max Holloway at UFC 329 ended abruptly in the first round due to a leg injury. The referee stopped the match after McGregor suffered multiple falls while attempting kicks.

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McGregor is one of the most high-profile figures in combat sports, and this injury raises significant questions about the future of his professional fighting career.

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