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Conor McGregor Criticizes Stoppage in UFC 329 Main Event Against Max Holloway

By MMAReign News Desk·Sep 15, 2026 • 7:02 PM

Conor McGregor has claimed that his UFC 329 main event loss to Max Holloway was ended by an early stoppage.

Former two-division UFC champion Conor McGregor has publicly voiced his disagreement with the officiating during his recent main event bout against Max Holloway at UFC 329. In a video released on his YouTube channel, McGregor addressed the circumstances surrounding the conclusion of the fight, characterizing the referee's intervention as an early stoppage. McGregor expressed his frustration with how the contest was brought to a close, suggesting that he should have been allowed to continue competing against Holloway. This commentary marks the first time McGregor has provided his perspective on the specific mechanics of the fight's ending since the event took place. While the result stands as recorded, McGregor's assessment highlights his dissatisfaction with the oversight during the high-profile matchup. No further details regarding his future fighting plans or potential appeals were provided in the video, which focused primarily on his analytical breakdown of the evening's main event.


Source: MMA Mania.

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