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Max Holloway rips ‘delusional’ Conor McGregor for post-fight comments: ‘He felt slow; he looked old’

UFC fighter Max Holloway criticizes Conor McGregor's post-fight comments, sparking a debate in the MMA community

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Source diversity sample: MMA Mania · ESPN · Yahoo Sports · MMA Junkie · MMA Sucka · heavy.com · Bloody Elbow · CBS Sports.

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Where it stands

Max Holloway has criticized Conor McGregor's post-fight comments following UFC 329. Holloway called McGregor 'delusional' and stated that McGregor felt slow and looked old during the fight.

Holloway's comments were first reported by Yahoo Sports, CBS Sports and MMA Fighting. Holloway also expressed his desire for a UFC title shot in his next fight, according to Heavy.com and Bloody Elbow.

Coverage does not yet specify whether McGregor has responded to Holloway's remarks.

Synthesized by Archynetys from the headlines below under a strict no-invention contract. ✓ fact-checked: all claims supported by sources Updated 21h ago.

Answered

What did Max Holloway say about Conor McGregor?

Max Holloway called Conor McGregor 'delusional' and stated that McGregor felt slow and looked old during UFC 329.

What is Max Holloway's next move?

Holloway has expressed his desire for a UFC title shot in his next fight.

Has Conor McGregor responded to Max Holloway's comments?

Coverage does not yet specify whether McGregor has responded to Holloway's remarks.

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