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McGregor's UFC Return Cut Short by Leg Injury

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Conor McGregor's highly anticipated return to mixed martial arts action at UFC 329 on Saturday was abruptly cut short due to a leg injury. The fighter sustained the damage early in his bout against Max Holloway.

The comeback of Conor McGregor, his first appearance in the octagon in five years, took a disappointing turn at UFC 329. The fight against Max Holloway, which fans had eagerly awaited, was marred by an early injury to the Irish star.

McGregor, 37, initiated the contest with an aggressive charge towards his American opponent, employing a kick. It was during this initial exchange that the injury occurred, forcing an early end to his return to competition.

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McGregor's comeback is once again derailed by physical issues, raising serious questions about his future fighting career at the highest level.

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Source: Yahoo Sports

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