McGregor demands no contest for Holloway loss

Conor McGregor is calling for his UFC 329 defeat to Max Holloway to be overturned to a no contest rather than remain on his record as a loss.

Ultimate Fighting Championship fighter Conor McGregor has made clear he does not accept the current outcome of his bout with Max Holloway.

The demand follows the event, where McGregor’s professional record was updated to reflect a loss.

No further details on the request or any response from officials have been provided in available reports.

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