McGregor Speaks Out After UFC 329 Defeat, Denies Pre-Fight Injury
Conor McGregor has broken his silence following his loss at UFC 329, issuing his first statement to address the outcome and deny any pre-existing injuries leading up to the bout.
The Irish superstar, speaking for the first time since his recent setback at UFC 329, described the experience as 'hell.' McGregor's comments mark his initial public address since competing in the event.
During his statement, McGregor explicitly refuted any suggestions that an injury sustained before entering the octagon contributed to his performance or the result. He maintained that he was fully fit heading into the fight.
McGregor's assertion of being injury-free, while understandable, doesn't fully absolve him of the performance delivered. The focus now shifts to his next steps and whether he can recapture his dominant form.
