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Conor McGregor reacts to Max Holloway drafting in former welterweight champion as part of UFC 329 camp

Conor McGregor and Max Holloway are set to face off at UFC 329 following a series of high-profile confrontations and successful official weigh-ins.

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The brief

Conor McGregor and Max Holloway have successfully completed official weigh-ins for their upcoming headlining bout at UFC 329. This contest marks McGregor's return to professional fighting after a five-year hiatus and serves as Holloway’s debut in the welterweight division.

Coverage from outlets including BBC, ESPN, Yahoo Sports, and Sports Illustrated highlights the intense atmosphere surrounding the event, noting a physical altercation during a news conference where McGregor knocked glasses off Holloway. Reporting also identifies the event as a significant financial development, with the Las Vegas Review-Journal noting it is tracking as the most expensive MMA event on the secondary ticket market.

Attention remains on the fight outcome and the tactical preparation of both athletes. While Bloody Elbow reports that McGregor has publicly responded to news of Holloway training with a former welterweight champion, coverage does not yet specify how this preparation will influence the upcoming performance.

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Quick answers

When is the McGregor vs. Holloway fight?

The fight is the main event of UFC 329.

What weight class is the fight?

Max Holloway is making his debut in the welterweight division for this matchup.

Is this a rematch?

Yes, media coverage refers to the bout as McGregor vs. Holloway 2.

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