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Rapper Machine Gun Kelly’s old feud with Conor McGregor is still simmering after the former Ultimate Fighting Championship double champ suffered a crushing defeat at UFC 329.

MGK referenced his altercation with McGregor at the 2021 MTV Video Music Awards while mocking the Irishman on social media.

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MGK revives his long-running feud with Conor McGregor after the former UFC champion's loss to Max Holloway. MGK, who refrained from publicly commenting on his infamous clash with McGregor at the 2021 MTV Video Music Awards at the time, ridiculed the fighter after his TKO defeat to Max Holloway at UFC 329. McGregor's Octagon return following a five-year hiatus ended in just 69 seconds as he appeared to suffer a knee injury while throwing his opening kick against Holloway. MGK shared a series of photos on Instagram after UFC 329, including one with McGregor throwing a punch at the musician during the 2021 MTV Video Music Awards.

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Dominick Cruz believes Conor McGregor’s return to action in the Ultimate Fighting Championship was motivated by more than financial gain, suggesting the former two-division champion was looking for a way to escape the lifestyle that produced his wealth.

McGregor suffered a knee injury with the opening strike he threw at UFC 329. The referee called a halt to the bout a little over a minute in, as "Notorious” was unable to plant both feet firmly while advancing and repeatedly fell over. This marks the second McGregor fight in a row that has ended in an anticlimactic leg injury, as his trilogy bout against Dustin Poirier back in 2021 resulted in a bone break.

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The former UFC champion shares his theory behind McGregor’s comeback attempt Cruz spoke from experience, having dealt with several major injuries during his own career.

“We keep saying he doesn't need to come back because he's got the money, but I disagree,” Cruz said on the UFC 329 post-show on…

Dana White’s Zuffa Boxing has signed British heavyweight Johnny Fisher, who is set to headline Zuffa Boxing 11 at Copper Box Arena in London on Sept. 26.

Fisher’s former promoter, Eddie Hearn, has now explained how the boxer’s decision to join Zuffa Boxing came down to more than just a better payday.

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Eddie Hearn explains Johnny Fisher’s decision to join Zuffa Boxing Fisher (14-1, 12 KOs) has left Matchroom Boxing after five years to join White’s Zuffa Boxing, marking a monumental change in his career. Hearn dissected Fisher’s move in an interview with talkSPORT Boxing.

He explained that the move was influenced by Fisher’s desire for more manageable opponents following his first professional defeat. Hearn claimed that those types of matchups did not fit the Matchroom Boxing or DAZN product.

“If I headlined a show for Johnny Fisher against the guys he’s going to be fighting, I would be ridiculed,” Hearn said. “But you would be prepared to pay fo…