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\nConor McGregor will return to action at UFC 329 on July 11. |
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Everything is in place for Conor McGregor will face Max Advertisement<\/p>\n<\/div>\n “It’s like a musical \u2013 music to my ears, it is. I’m out so long, “July 11, and the opponent is a man I’ve beaten before in Max The fact that McGregor is satisfied with his contract is no small Despite suffering a torn ACL in the bout, McGregor defeated Conor “I’ve got a great deal off the UFC. They honored me, finally.”<\/p>\n “Preparation is going very well. We’re living, breathing, and “The opponent is a man that I’ve beaten before. Our last\u2026 pic.twitter.com\/AWcNvO78g9<\/a><\/p>\n
\nMcGregor<\/a> to make his first Octagon appearance since July
\n2021.<\/p>\n
\nHolloway<\/a> in a rematch at UFC 329<\/a>
\non July 11 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. While their first
\nmeeting was contested at 145 pounds, the return date will take
\nplace in the welterweight division. Perhaps most importantly, the
\nIrish star is happy with the financial terms that led to his
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\nUFC<\/a> return.<\/p>\n
\nfive years,\u201d McGregor told Mac Energy (via Championship Rounds).
\n\u201cMy body’s fresh. My mind is sharp. I’m ready to come back. I’ve
\ngot a great opponent. I’ve got a great deal off the UFC. I’m very,
\nvery happy, They honored me, finally.<\/p>\n
\nHolloway<\/a>. He’s an established fighter, an accomplished fighter,
\nformer UFC world champion, multiple time. So this is a quality
\nopponent, and our last bout was martial arts mastery by yours
\ntruly, so I plan on doing it again. I plan on showing my growth and
\nmy improvements in there, so I’m very, very excited for it.
\nPreparation is going very well. We’re living, breathing and
\nsleeping in the gym.\u201d<\/p>\nNew Media Rights Deal, New Contract?<\/h2>\n
\nthing. The Dublin native indicated earlier this year that his old
\ndeal with the Las Vegas-based promotion was
\n\u201dvoid”<\/a> due to the UFC\u2019s new media rights deal with Paramount.
\nMcGregor benefitted greatly from pay-per-view points in the past,
\nand those are gone now with all numbered UFC events available via
\nParamount+ for a monthly subscription fee.<\/p>\n
\nHolloway via unanimous decision in their first meeting at UFC Fight
\nNight 26 on Aug. 17, 2013. The former UFC two-division champ has
\nteased a return on multiple occasions in recent years, but he still
\nhasn\u2019t fought since breaking his leg in a loss to Dustin
\nPoirier<\/a> at UFC 264. McGregor was scheduled to return against
\nMichael
\nChandler<\/a> at UFC 303, but he withdrew from the event on the week
\nof the fight due to a broken toe.<\/p>\n\n
\nMcGregor<\/a> spoke about the Max
\nHolloway<\/a> rematch for the first time \ud83d\udc40<\/p>\n
\nsleeping in the gym.”<\/p>\n