McGregor’s Risky Jumping Kick Ends UFC 329 Return in 69 Seconds
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Conor McGregor’s comeback at UFC 329 lasted just 69 seconds when he attempted a jumping roundhouse kick against Max Holloway, landed awkwardly, and appeared to injure his knee, prompting a stoppage. Joe Rogan criticized the risky opening move on the broadcast, and the injury could mean another lengthy layoff for McGregor as his 38th birthday approaches, fueling questions about whether we have seen the last of him in the UFC.
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