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Conor McGregor’s highly anticipated return to the Octagon ended in devastating fashion at UFC 329, but it also sparked one of the biggest conspiracy theories in recent MMA history. After almost five years away from competition, the former two-division UFC champion made his comeback against Max Holloway. Instead of a legendary return, fans witnessed a

Just six months after suffering the first loss of his UFC career, Paddy Pimblett reminded the MMA world why he remains one of the sport’s biggest stars. Competing in the co-main event of UFC 329, Pimblett produced one of the most impressive performances of his career by submitting Benoît Saint Denis in just 52 seconds.

Conor McGregor’s long-awaited return to the Octagon ended in the most heartbreaking fashion imaginable, as Max Holloway picked up a first-round TKO victory after the Irish superstar suffered a devastating knee injury at UFC 329. The rematch had been more than a decade in the making. Their first meeting in 2013 marked the beginning of

Paddy Pimblett has made it clear that his rivalry with Ilia Topuria is far from over.The Liverpool star has once again called out Topuria, insisting he still wants to settle their long-running feud inside the Octagon. The bad blood between the two dates back several years and has only intensified through exchanges in interviews and

Conor McGregor has never lacked confidence, and the former two-division UFC champion has once again made headlines with another bold statement. While speaking to ESPN MMA ahead of his long-awaited rematch against Max Holloway, McGregor declared himself the greatest featherweight fighter since martial arts icon Bruce Lee. The comment came as McGregor reflected on his

More than 13 years after their first meeting, Conor McGregor and Max Holloway meet again in one of the biggest rematches in UFC history. McGregor returns to the Octagon looking to prove he can still compete with the sport’s elite after a lengthy absence, while Holloway has the opportunity to avenge the first loss of

Mauricio Ruffy could have a major opportunity on his hands as reports suggest the Brazilian lightweight is heading to Las Vegas to serve as the backup fighter for the highly anticipated showdown between Max Holloway and Conor McGregor. According to Spinnin Backfist, Ruffy is traveling to the fight week location in case either Holloway or

Former UFC title challenger Darren Till has delivered a blunt assessment of the promotion, revealing that he no longer watches UFC events because he believes the organization has lost its biggest attraction—its stars. Speaking during an appearance with Ariel Helwani, Till criticized both the quality of recent UFC cards and what he sees as Dana