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Max Holloway confirms he's training for Conor McGregor fight, discusses Charles Oliveira loss
Max Holloway is gunning for the next stop on his revenge tour. He's actively training for a potential rematch with Conor McGregor amid rumors that they could headline UFC International Fight Week.
Holloway is on a mission to even the score with everyone who's beaten him. That crusade started last July, when he retired Dustin Poirier. He has a score to settle with Charles Oliveira and Ilia Topuria, the last two fighters to beat him, but Holloway's top priority is toppling MMA's biggest draw.
"I told you guys, man, if somebody got one of them, me, I want to get them back. I'd love to get him back," Holloway, the EA Sports UFC 6 Ultimate Edition cover star, said of McGregor. "With him having all this talk of coming back, and everybody talking about how serious he actually looks. He's training and really wanted to come back to fight. It's exciting."
Max Holloway responds to rumors he’s fighting Conor McGregor at UFC 329
Max Holloway admits he’d love to get one back on Conor McGregor in a potential rematch
Max Holloway has been rumored as the ideal opponent for Conor McGregor when he makes his return to fighting with all signs pointing towards UFC 329 on July 11 as the ideal destination.
The card, which caps off the latest installment of International Fight Week, takes place the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas but no main event has been revealed yet. McGregor is plotting his return to action for the first time in five years after suffering a broken leg in his trilogy against Dustin Poirier back in 2021.
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UFC 329’s Max Holloway forced to train for Conor McGregor rematch without a contract — ‘It sucks’
Former UFC featherweight champion Max Holloway is already in training camp for his rematch against former two-division titleholder Conor McGregor, expected for the UFC 329 main event at the end of International Fight Week this July at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
Holloway does not yet have a contract to fight “Notorious” and based on all the false starts and empty promises from the wishy-washy Irishman, there’s no guarantee that “Blessed” will be competing. And as we saw from poor Michael Chandler, sitting around and waiting for the payoff is a dead end street.
“I mean, it’s just, it sucks,“ Holloway told UFC on Paramount+. “Because, you know, it’s, of course, you don’t have nothing signed or whatever. So training camp is like, it looks like a regular training camp without a contract. My head space is good, it’s straight. I kinda know when I fight. We kinda know where we want to fight, why we want to fight; so, just getting in the gym, getting there, getting it done.“
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