Conor McGregor slams Max Holloway’s glasses to ground in intense UFC 329 staredown
A heated UFC 329 staredown saw Conor McGregor knock Max Holloway’s glasses to the floor, reigniting talk of his polarizing draw.
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The brief
At UFC 329, a staredown between Conor McGregor and Max Holloway escalated when McGregor slammed Holloway’s glasses to the ground, according to MMA Fighting. MMA Fighting reported the incident, while Yahoo Sports noted McGregor remains a draw, but not the kind who once turned the combat world green.
Coverage does not yet specify any disciplinary response; observers will watch for official UFC statements and any fallout before the bout proceeds.
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Quick answers
Which fighters were involved in the staredown?
Conor McGregor and Max Holloway.
At which event did the incident occur?
UFC 329.
How did Yahoo Sports describe McGregor’s current reputation?
As still a draw, but not the kind who once turned the combat world green.
Coverage (2)
- Conor McGregor’s still a draw, but not the kind who once turned the combat world green Yahoo Sports · 5h ago
- Conor McGregor slams Max Holloway’s glasses to ground in intense UFC 329 staredown MMA Fighting · 5h ago
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