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Conor McGregor releases statement on UFC 329 loss, denies entering fight with injury: 'I am beyond dark here'

McGregor said he had no issues with his leg throughout training camp ahead of his showdown with Max Holloway

By The Daily News New York

Jul 12, 2026, 2:03 AM· Updated Jul 12, 2026, 3:00 AM· 1 min read

Conor McGregor releases statement on UFC 329 loss, denies entering fight with injury: 'I am beyond dark here' — Credit: CBS Sports NY

McGregor said he had no issues with his leg throughout training camp ahead of his showdown with Max Holloway

Source: CBS Sports NY

Source: CBS Sports NY

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