Conor McGregor is NOT holding back, revealing on Instagram he wants his UFC 329 loss to Max Holloway changed to a no-contest. This isn't just a tough break, it's a direct challenge to how that fight went down.
The Right Knee and the Awkward Landing
Talk about a brutal return. McGregor, back in the Octagon for the first time since 2021, took on Max Holloway at UFC 329. He attempted a jumping kick with his left leg, and then everything changed. He landed awkwardly on his right leg, suffering a right knee injury that stopped the fight after only 69 seconds. Holloway took the TKO victory, but McGregor's clearly not accepting that as the final word.What's Next for Notorious?
We're all waiting to hear more. McGregor announced he'll get results on a scan of that injured leg on Thursday. The man is heading for surgery, and this whole situation is just wild. Imagine going through all that, making your return, and then immediately fighting for the record books to erase it. It shows just how much this fight, and that result, means to him. We'll be watching closely for updates on his scan and, of course, what's next for the "no-contest" debate.This article was created with AI assistance and reviewed by Seattle On Tap editorial staff. Always verify information with official team sources.