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The Ultimate Fighting Championship recently released never-before-seen footage of Conor McGregor’s toe injury that caused his bout with Michael Chandler bout get scrapped.

McGregor (22-6) is set to return to action after a five-year hiatus against Max Holloway (27-9) at UFC 329 on July 11 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. However, fans remain skeptical about the Irishman’s return as this isn’t the first time since 2021 that the Dubliner has been booked to fight.

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McGregor hasn’t fought since breaking his leg in a trilogy loss against Dustin Poirier in 2021. However, the former UFC double champ repeatedly teased a return against Chandler, who spent over a year waiting for the matchup to materialize.

McGregor was finally booked to fight Chandler at UFC 303 in 2024. However, “The Notorious” pulled out of the bout 16 days before the scheduled date due to a toe injury.

How Conor McGregor's toe injury happened before UFC 303In the UFC 329 “Countdown” v…

Johnny Eblen believes that Costello van Steenis could have made the walk at the Professional Fighters League’s upcoming fight card in Austin, Texas.

Eblen was slated to face van Steenis in the July 18 PFL Austin main event at Moody Center. However, the latter withdrew due to an injury. Eblen, who lost to van Steenis at PFL Africa 1 in July 2025, won’t have a shot at redemption just yet and will instead face Impa Kasanganay for the interim title.

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The American has now slammed his Dutch-Spanish counterpart for pulling out.Johnny Eblen questions Costello van Steenis injury before PFL Austin main event Eblen shared his reaction to van Steenis backing out of the fight. He isn’t sold on the extent of the current PFL champion’s injury and speculates that his former foe just wants more time to train.

“I want to stay active, and he didn't want to fight [in] July… He wanted to push it to later so, it is what it is,” Eblen told MMAJunkie. “He's being a bitch…

Josh Hokit has dissected Tom Aspinall’s fighting style and sees weaknesses.

Hokit recently claimed that the problem with the Ultimate Fighting Championship heavyweight king’s style is that he’s too offensive-minded. The surging contender has grown in popularity since his win at UFC Freedom 250, and he now has his sights set on gold.

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Josh Hokit evaluates Tom Aspinall fighting weaknesses in UFC heavyweight division Hokit took to X to react to a clip of Aspinall’s fight against Alexander Volkov in London back in 2022.

“He’s to [sic] offensive minded.. that makes things exciting until a proper athlete is able to compete with his athleticism.. his strength is also his weakness..”

Notably, Hokit has previously called for the UFC to cut Aspinall from the roster, claiming that Ciryl Gane made him “quit” when they locked horns last year.

Aspinall will likely take on interim champion Gane next in a title unification bout, putting Hokit out of co…