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McGregor will return July 11 to face fan-favorite Max Holloway at UFC 329 in the main event of International Fight Week.
Holloway, 34, has been far more active than McGregor, fighting seven times since 2022, with a recent win to claim the BMF-style edge before this bout.
The July card is framed as a marquee event during International Fight Week, underscoring McGregor’s ability to draw global attention.

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McGregor is finalizing a deal to fight Max Holloway at UFC 329 in Las Vegas, aiming for July 11.
The bout is expected at welterweight, Holloway’s first fight at 170 pounds.
An official announcement could arrive within the week as McGregor nears his comeback.
McGregor hasn’t fought since July 2021, and this would mark a major return.
Dana White indicated confidence McGregor would fight this summer, though he did not name an opponent.
The matchup would occur during International Fight Week, amid UFC’s ongoing planning.
Holloway vs. McGregor has grown in likelihood as coverage noted by MMA journalist Ariel Helwani.
McGregor’s camp reportedly pushed for a 2024 return, highlighting ongoing negotiation over timing.
The former two-division champion faces a potential notable comeback against Holloway.
The potential bout would likely be a five-round main event rather than a three-round bout.
The report frames the deal as exclusive and based on Post sources.

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Arnold Allen says Conor McGregor should not return to the UFC and has already done enough in his career.
Allen argues McGregor's time on top may be over and returning could tarnish his legacy.
Allen believes Holloway would beat McGregor decisively if they fought in July.
The discussion centers on McGregor's rumored July return to UFC against Max Holloway in Las Vegas.
Allen cites McGregor’s inactivity and partying as factors in his decline, suggesting a missed opportunity to stay compelling.
Allen reflects on McGregor's peak after beating Eddie Alvarez and the potential path to GOAT status.
Allen expects Holloway to outwork and break down McGregor in a potential July bout.
Allen notes McGregor’s recent inactivity contrasts with Holloway’s ongoing competition.
The article frames McGregor's rumored comeback as a pressure-filled moment for both fighters.
Allen’s take is part of a broader media narrative about McGregor’s legacy and future.

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