UFC Could Have Major Conor McGregor Problem After Max Holloway Fight
Summary
Conor McGregor will fight Max Holloway on July 11 at UFC 329 after nearly five years away from the UFC. McGregor has two fights left on his current contract and has not yet agreed to a contract extension, which could cause problems for the UFC if he decides to leave.Key Facts
- Conor McGregor returns to UFC on July 11 during UFC 329 against Max Holloway.
- This fight is McGregor’s second-to-last bout on his current UFC contract.
- McGregor has not signed a new contract extension with the UFC yet.
- UFC President Dana White and the UFC want McGregor to stay with the organization.
- McGregor is one of the biggest draws in mixed martial arts (MMA) and is the only MMA fighter on Forbes’ highest-paid athletes list.
- Other companies like Netflix or Amazon could offer McGregor large contracts if he leaves the UFC.
- McGregor might also consider other combat sports like boxing or bare-knuckle fighting, where he has shown interest before.
- The outcome of the Holloway fight may affect McGregor’s future decisions and potential earnings.
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