‘We wouldn’t let them compete’: McGregor’s claims that authorities knew he was injured before UFC 264 defeat refuted by commission ...News

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Conor McGregor's claim that his leg injury was common knowledge before UFC 264 has been thrown into doubt by the Nevada Athletic Commission, which has commented after he suffered a horrific leg break at the end of the first round. Falling to 1-3 in his last four outings, McGregor lost his trilogy bout against Dustin Poirier as part of the main event in Las Vegas after fracturing his lower tibia and fibula. Hauled out on a stretcher following a foul-mouthed outburst at his opponent and wife Jolie, the Irishman underwent three hours of surgery on Sunday and was released from hospital on his 33rd birthday on Wednesday, copping a medical

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