Doctor says Conor McGregor knee injury ‘doesn’t seem to add up 100%’
· ryan harkness
AI Briefing
- • Conor McGregor suffered an ACL and meniscus tear in UFC 329 comeback.
- • Doctor expresses doubts about extent of knee injury.
- • Details of injury's cause remain unclear.
Context
Conor McGregor recently suffered a knee injury during his UFC 329 comeback against Max Holloway. The injury occurred on the first kick thrown and has been described as an ACL and meniscus tear.
The severity of the injury has raised questions, with a doctor expressing skepticism about the details of the injury, stating it doesn't seem to add up 100%.
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