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Conor McGregor expects to return to action in the Ultimate Fighting Championship next year.

McGregor (22-7) shared an update on the injury he picked up in his recent loss to Max Holloway at UFC 329. "Notorious" suffered a torn ACL and meniscus in his right knee. The Irishman claims the injury is nearly identical to the one he suffered on his left leg in his first fight against Holloway in 2013, which he won via unanimous decision.

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Conor McGregor says his Max Holloway injury mirrors his first UFC meeting with Holloway Considering McGregor had taken less than a year to recover from his injury in 2013, he expects to return even sooner this time. The Dubliner also revealed that he can walk without crutches and do leg extension exercises.

“Update: It was ACL and meniscus,” McGregor wrote on X. “It is the same injury as the first Holloway fight, only this time the opposite leg. Quite shocking. I returned to competition within 9 months to fight Diego Bra…

An American boxer, who challenged for the World Boxing Council women’s featherweight title in June, died Saturday morning after being hit by a motorist in Texas.

Hannah Rapp, 26, was on her bicycle when she was struck by the vehicle. Investigators have reportedly arrested a 31-year-old man identified as Charles Medina in connection with her death.

What police say about Hannah Rapp's death and the manslaughter chargeAccording to the Brazos County Sheriff's Office, the incident occurred on Saturday, July 18, in the morning when Rapp was riding along a highway. Authorities allege that a vehicle passed her before suddenly stopping, reversing and striking her. She was transported to a local hospital, where she was pronounced dead.

Brazos deputies said they charged Medina with manslaughter. Under Texas law, manslaughter is defined as recklessly causing another person's death. The sheriff’s office has not provided additional details, stating that the case is under active inve…

Paramount+ poked fun at the 2026 FIFA World Cup final by comparing it to one of the most lackluster title fights in the history of the Ultimate Fighting Championship.

Finalists Spain and Argentina were scoreless through regulation in the 2026 FIFA World Cup final before the European champions secured a 1-0 victory in extra time. Spain controlled much of the possession, while Argentina remained on the back foot, barely threatening offensively. Paramount has now compared the fixture to the UFC 274 strawweight title rematch between Rose Namajunas and Carla Esparza.

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UFC on Paramount+ compared Spain vs. Argentina to the infamous UFC 274 title fight between Rose Namajunas, Carla Esparza Many felt the FIFA World Cup final wasn’t an enjoyable game and Paramount+ has drawn a comparison to its MMA equivalent. Alongside a promotional image for the Namajunas-Esparza rematch, the UFC on Paramount+ account posted on X:

"This World Cup final so far."

Namaju…