Dana White Addresses Conor McGregor Injury Question at UFC OKC
Summary
Conor McGregor lost to Max Holloway at UFC 264 due to a knee injury, reportedly an ACL tear. UFC President Dana White confirmed the injury, and McGregor faces a long recovery that may delay his return to fighting until late next year or later.Key Facts
- McGregor was defeated by Max Holloway in the first round of UFC 264 after injuring his knee.
- The injury is believed to be a torn ACL, a major knee ligament.
- Dana White said McGregor’s knee is badly injured.
- McGregor had a similar serious leg injury in 2021 against Dustin Poirier.
- Recovery from an ACL tear usually takes 6 to 12 months.
- McGregor’s return fight set record ticket sales but ended quickly in defeat.
- Fighters and promoters are considering a potential third fight between McGregor and Holloway.
- McGregor has shared updates hinting at a future comeback despite the injury.
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