McGregor Floats No-Contest and Bet Refunds After UFC 329 Injury
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Conor McGregor's UFC 329 rematch with Max Holloway ended early due to a knee injury, forcing the fight to be stopped. He wrote on Instagram that the bout should be ruled a no-contest and all bets refunded, though that outcome is unlikely since the result was injury-driven rather than a officiating error; he is awaiting MRI results to determine the knee's status and next steps.
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