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McGregor's UFC Comeback Cut Short by Injury

Conor McGregor's much-awaited return to the UFC was abruptly halted just 69 seconds into his fight against Max Holloway at UFC 329, as the Irish superstar suffered a knee injury.

The highly anticipated comeback of Conor McGregor to the UFC octagon was dramatically cut short on Saturday night. Facing Max Holloway at UFC 329, McGregor's fight lasted a mere 69 seconds before an unfortunate injury forced an end to his return.

The incident occurred early in the first round, derailing what many expected to be a significant event on the UFC calendar. Details surrounding the specific nature of the knee injury were not immediately provided, but it was severe enough to prevent McGregor from continuing the contest.

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McGregor's career continues to be plagued by setbacks, making his return to elite status an increasingly difficult proposition.

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Source: BBC Sport

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