Conor McGregor (Image Source: Getty)Conor McGregor is confident that his long-awaited return to the UFC will end in spectacular fashion. The former two-division champion is set to face Max Holloway at UFC 329 during International Fight Week on July 11 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. After nearly five years away from the octagon, McGregor believes he still has what it takes to defeat one of the sport’s most respected fighters. The Irish star has made it clear that he is not returning simply to win. Instead, he wants to make a major statement in his comeback bout.The matchup is a rematch of their first meeting in 2013, when McGregor defeated Holloway by unanimous decision. Since then, both fighters have become global stars and champions. While Holloway has continued to compete at the highest level, McGregor has not fought since suffering a serious leg injury against Dustin Poirier in 2021. Now fully focused on his return, the former champion is aiming to remind fans why he was once considered the biggest attraction in mixed martial arts.Conor McGregor expects dominant performance against Max HollowaySpeaking ahead of UFC 329, Conor McGregor expressed complete confidence in his chances against Holloway. He suggested that years of hard fights may have taken a toll on his opponent and claimed that he only needs a small opening to take control of the contest. McGregor explained that a simple victory would not satisfy him. He believes his return should be memorable and expects to produce a performance that leaves no doubt about his abilities.Known for his knockout power, McGregor has earned 19 of his 22 career wins by stoppage. His last victory came in January 2020 when he finished Donald Cerrone in the opening round. Max Holloway, meanwhile, remains one of the most accomplished fighters in the UFC. The former featherweight champion and BMF titleholder has gone 3-2 in his last five appearances. His most recent outing ended in a unanimous decision loss to Charles Oliveira at UFC 326.McGregor also shared his views on rematches. He said he has great respect for athletes who agree to face opponents who have already beaten them. According to him, stepping back into a rivalry requires courage and confidence. He believes many fighters avoid such situations, but he has never been afraid of them. McGregor added that knowing Holloway is highly motivated only increases his own desire to perform. With both men eager to prove a point, UFC 329 promises to be one of the most anticipated fights of the year.
Conor McGregor predicts “demolition and more” of Max Holloway ahead of UFC 329 return fight
Conor McGregor is confident that his long-awaited return to the UFC will end in spectacular fashion. The former two-division champion is set to face Max Holloway at UFC 329 during International Fight Week on July 11 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.








