Conor McGregor. Image via: APConor McGregor has asked for his UFC 329 loss to Max Holloway to be changed to a no contest after suffering a serious knee injury during his comeback fight. The former two-division UFC champion returned to the Octagon after five years away but his highly anticipated return ended in just 69 seconds. McGregor was unable to continue after injuring his knee, and the bout was officially stopped as a technical knockout victory for Holloway.Soon after the event, McGregor shared an update with fans on social media. He said he was waiting for scan results on his injured leg and argued that the result should not stand because the fight ended due to an injury. However, changing the result appears unlikely, as the UFC previously ruled his 2021 defeat to Dustin Poirier as a TKO after McGregor broke his leg during the contest.Conor McGregor wants UFC to overturn result after knee injuryConor McGregor took to social media after UFC 329 to explain his position. He said he expected to receive the results of medical scans on his injured leg soon. He also stated that he believes the fight should be declared a no contest and that all bets placed on the bout should be refunded. Despite his request, there has been no indication from the UFC that the result will be changed.The situation is similar to McGregor’s trilogy fight against Dustin Poirier at UFC 264 in 2021. On that occasion, McGregor suffered a broken leg at the end of the opening round. The referee stopped the fight, and Poirier was awarded a technical knockout victory. Because of that precedent, McGregor’s latest request is widely expected to be rejected.The injury has also raised fresh questions about McGregor’s future in the UFC. The Irish star reportedly has one fight remaining on his current contract, which is expected to take place before April if he is medically cleared to compete. His recovery timeline will depend on the results of further medical examinations and any treatment that may be required.Despite the disappointing outcome, McGregor remained optimistic about his comeback. He revealed that surgery and rehabilitation are now his immediate priorities before returning to martial arts training. He added that his goal is to recover fully and complete the final fight on his UFC contract when he is physically ready.McGregor also spoke about making permanent changes to his lifestyle. He said he has committed himself to living with greater discipline and believes those changes will continue long after his recovery. While staying in Las Vegas, he explained that he has focused on his faith and avoided distractions, saying that this new approach has already brought positive changes to his life.He also expressed confidence that he will overcome the latest obstacle. McGregor said he does not see himself as someone defeated by difficult circumstances. Instead, he believes he can recover, return to good health, and continue moving forward with hope.