Conor McGregor compares UFC 329 injury to 2013 setback, eyes quick return

Conor McGregor said he expects to return to the UFC next year after detailing the knee injury sustained in his 69‑second loss to Max Holloway at UFC 329.The update on his UFC knee injury included confirmation of ACL and meniscus tears in his right knee and comparisons to a similar 2013 setback.McGregor, coach John Kavanagh, and UFC CEO Dana White denied speculation that he entered the fight injured.He reported walking without crutches and performing leg extensions, citing advances in regenerative medicine and training as reasons a return by next summer is realistic.He described a silver lining, emphasized disciplined recovery, thanked fans, and reiterated his view that "your health is your wealth."