Conor McGregor makes progress in knee recovery

Former UFC champion continues recovery after comeback injury

Conor McGregor is clearly making progress in his recovery after his comeback was rather disappointing.

Unfortunately, his bout against Max Holloway ended on a disappointing note. Conor McGregor returned to the UFC Octagon after a five-year absence. However, a knee injury forced him to stop the fight after just 69 seconds. He suffered damage to his cruciate ligament and meniscus. However, he recently underwent surgery, which is expected to improve his condition significantly. He was spotted by TMZ on crutches and with a fresh scar on his knee. There’s a photo on social media of him just coming out of a building and slowly making his way on crutches.

The former two-time UFC champion still has one fight remaining on his UFC contract. He plans to fight it in the summer of 2027. After that, his future remains uncertain. There have already been rumors about whether he might switch sports or perhaps end his career altogether. We won’t know for sure until then, though. For now, the important thing is that Conor McGregor is making progress in his recovery.