Conor McGregor’s UFC future has suddenly become one of the biggest questions surrounding the former two-division champion.
His long-awaited return ended in painful fashion when a knee injury stopped his fight with Max Holloway at UFC 329.
McGregor later revealed that he suffered a torn ACL, leaving him facing a lengthy recovery at an age when every comeback carries greater risk.Yet retirement does not appear to be the only road ahead.
With one fight reportedly remaining on his UFC contract and BKFC president David Feldman openly interested in signing him, McGregor could have another major option waiting outside the Octagon.
A potential homecoming at Dublin’s Croke Park could give the Irish superstar a dramatic new stage for what may be the final chapter of his fighting career.Conor McGregor’s injury could push his career toward a future outside the UFCMcGregor’s comeback was supposed to answer a simple question: could one of MMA’s biggest stars still compete at the highest level?Instead, the fight ended before he could provide a clear answer.The Irishman returned after a five-year absence and immediately found himself under enormous attention.
