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A former two-division champion argues McGregor could still have a chance against Holloway in a potential UFC 329 rematch, despite the odds.
Matt Brown says the 170-pound setting could give McGregor more power and a plausible path to victory.
Holloway is described as hittable, with Brown noting past losses and Holloway’s mileage since their 2013 encounter.
McGregor’s last UFC appearance ended with a broken ankle in the trilogy against Dustin Poirier, shaping his return narrative.
Holloway’s recent activity includes a five-round decision over Dustin Poirier at UFC 318 after Topuria’ win over him, per the piece.
The article frames UFC 329 as a major event during International Fight Week with fan debate over the matchup.
The piece identifies Holloway as a long-tenured featherweight contender with eight fights since McGregor’s last appearance.
Holloway’s 2013 win history and McGregor’s 2013 decision over Holloway provide historical context for the potential rematch.
The article notes Holloway’s recent setback to Ilia Topuria but emphasizes his return to form with a win over Poirier.
The article portrays Brown’s opinion as one side of an ongoing debate among fans ahead of UFC 329.

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Brown says McGregor’s walk to the cage on fight night could matter more than the win itself for his career longevity.
Brown says a failed return could dramatically reduce McGregor’s relevance as a world-class fighter.
Brown notes Holloway's activity and experience as a major challenge for McGregor in a 170-pound matchup.
Brown sees McGregor facing a high-risk challenge by returning against Holloway rather than Chandler.
The piece highlights McGregor's star power even after a long hiatus and questions about his future.
Brown emphasizes the potential narrative shift if McGregor defeats Holloway and remains active.
The article frames Holloway as a formidable, active opponent who shapes the fight's stakes.
Brown argues the result may be less important than McGregor’s ability to walk and compete on fight night.
Brown predicts fan interest could wane if McGregor fails to walk, even if a future bout occurs.
The piece situates McGregor's return amid long hiatus and a looming test against a top-tier opponent.

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