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UFC 329: 'McGregor vs. Holloway 2' Live Results and Highlights

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UFC 329: 'McGregor vs. Holloway 2' Live Results and Highlights

The Octagon returns to T-Mobile Arena for tonight's UFC 329 event, a 14-bout fight card headlined by Conor McGregor vs. Max Holloway 2.

McGregor and Holloway originally met way back in August of 2013 in a featherweight contest, with ‘Notorious' emerging victorious by unanimous decision. This time around their fight will be taking place at welterweight.

Conor McGregor (22-6 MMA) will be competing for the first time since July of 2021, where he suffered a first-round TKO loss at the hands of longtime rival Dustin Poirier. The Irish star earned his most recent victory at UFC 246 in January of 2020, when he defeated Donald Cerrone via first-round TKO.

Meanwhile, Max Holloway (27-9 MMA) will enter tonight's contest looking to rebound, this after losing his BMF title to Charles Oliveira in his most recent effort this past March at UFC 326. Prior to that setback, ‘Blessed' was coming off a unanimous decision victory over Dustin Poirier.

UFC 329 is co-headlined by a highly anticipated lightweight bout between Paddy Pimblett and Benoit Saint Denis.

Pimblett (23-4 MMA) will be returning to action for the first time since suffering a tough loss to Justin Gaethje in a fight for the promotion‘s interim lightweight title this past January at UFC 324. Prior to that setback, ‘The Baddy' had strung together nine straight victories, which included stoppage wins over Michael Chandler and King Green.

Meanwhile, Benoit Saint Denis (17-3 MMA) will enter tonight's co-main event on a four-fight winning streak, with his most recent victory coming by way of TKO over Dan Hooker this past February at UFC 325. ‘God of War' has finished all four of his most recent opponents, earning 2 submissions and 2 KO's during that stretch.

Also featured on tonight's UFC 329 main card lineup is a key men's bantamweight contest between Cory Sandhagen and Mario Bautista.

Sandhagen (18-6 MMA) most previously took to the Octagon at UFC 320, where he suffered a unanimous decision loss to Merab Dvalishvili for the promotion's bantamweight title. Prior to that setback, ‘The Sandman' had defeated former flyweight champion Deiveson Figueiredo via TKO.

Meanwhile, Mario Bautista (17-3 MMA) was last seen in action this past February, where he scored a submission win over Vinicius Oliveira. Prior to that triumph, the 33-year-old as coming off a decision loss to Umar Nurmagomedov.

If that wasn't enough to get you interested, the UFC 329 main card lineup is kicked off by a highly anticipated lightweight bout between King Green and Terrance McKinney.

Green (35-17-1 MMA) will enter the contest sporting a three-fight winning streak, with his most recent Octagon victory coming over Jeremy Stephens by submission this past May at UFC 328. The longtime veteran has gone 3-2 over his past five fights overall.

Meanwhile, Terrance McKinney (18-8 MMA) will be returning to action for the first time scoring a 24-second TKO victory over Kyle Nelson this past March. ‘T Wrecks' has gone 3-1 over his past four bouts, earning first-round stoppages in all three of those wins.

Get all of tonight's live results and highlights below (refresh for updates):

UFC 329 Main Card (9pm EST on PPV)

170 lbs: Conor McGregor vs. Max Holloway – Holloway def. McGregor via TKO (injury) in Round 1

155 lbs: Benoit Saint Denis vs. Paddy Pimblett – Pimblett def. Saint Denis via submission (guillotine choke) in Round 1

135 lbs: Cory Sandhagen vs. Mario Bautista – Bautista def. Sandhagen by unanimous decision (29-28 x3)

125 lbs: Brandon Royval vs. Lone'er Kavangh – Royval def. Kavangh via submission (rear-naked choke) in Round 3

155 lbs: King Green vs. Terrance McKinney – Green def. McKinney via TKO (punches) at 4:59 of Round 1

UFC 329 Televised Prelims (7pm EST on Paramount+)

205 lbs: Robert Whittaker vs. Nikita Krylov – Whittaker def. Krylov via TKO (punch) at 1:01 of Round 3

265 lbs: Gable Steveson vs. Elisha Ellison – Steveson def. Ellison via KO at 2:31 of Round 1

135 lbs: Cody Garbrandt vs. Adrian Yanez – Yanez def. Gardbrandt via TKO (punches) at 2:47 of Round 1

145 lbs: Kai Kamaka III vs. Luke Riley – Riley def. Kamaka via TKO (knees and punches) at 3:03 of Round 1

UFC 329 Early Prelims (5pm EST on Paramount+)

125 lbs: Tracy Cortez vs. Wang Cong – Cong def. Cortez by unanimous decision (29-27 x3)

185 lbs: Damian Pinas vs. Cesar Almeida – Pinas def. Almeida via KO (punch) at 4:44 of Round 1

135 lbs: Farid Basharat vs. Ryan Garza – Basharat def. Garza by unanimous decision (30-27 x2, 29-28)

185 lbs: Ryan Gandra vs. Zach Reese – Gandra def. Reese via TKO (punches) at 1:15 of Round 1

125 lbs: Cody Durden vs. Alessandro Costa – Costa def. Durden via submission (rear-naked choke) at 2:19 of Round 2

Who are you picking to win tonight's rematch between Conor McGregor and Max Holloway? Share your predictions in the comment section PENN Nation!

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Islam Makhachev fires Back at Shavkat Rakhmonov over UFC title snub

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Islam Makhachev fires Back at Shavkat Rakhmonov over UFC title snub
Islam
Makhachev has fired back at Shavkat
Rakhmonov.

Makhachev has repeatedly acknowledged Carlos
Prates and Michael
Morales as the top two contenders for the next welterweight
title shot in the
Ultimate Fighting Championship. Rakhmonov, in a recent
interview with ALF Global, expressed disappointment about not being
mentioned by Makhachev, who has now issued a response.

Islam Makhachev questions Shavkat Rakhmonov's timetable for a
UFC title fight

Makhachev took a dig at the undefeated Kazakh's lingering health
issues. The UFC welterweight champ questions whether he should wait
a year and a half to fight Rakhmonov. However, Makhachev clarifies
that he won't turn down a fight against Rakhmonov once “Nomadâ€
recovers and cements his status as a contender.

“Well, Rakhmonov gave an interview recently with a huge brace on
his knee and he says he wants to fight; I want to respond to his
interview,†Makhachev told Match TV. “He says I should have chosen
him. Choose him and wait for 1.5 years? Let him recover and he will
become one of the contenders. I never said that I will not fight
him.â€

Makhachev (29-1) won the welterweight title against Jack
Della Maddalena last year and defended it in August against
Ian
Garry, whose only career loss before facing Makhachev was to
Rakhmonov. However, Rakhmonov (19-0) hasn't fought since defeating
Garry in December 2024. He underwent knee surgery after the fight
and injured it again during recovery, leading to another
surgery.


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UFC champ Justin Gaethje stumps for Trump at GOP midterm convention

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UFC champ Justin Gaethje stumps for Trump at GOP midterm convention
Justin
Gaethje is campaigning for the Republican Party in the upcoming
United States midterm elections.

Gaethje recently took to the podium at the 2026 Republican Midterm
Convention in Dallas. The
Ultimate Fighting Championship lightweight titleholder strongly
supported Donald Trump, emphasizing the importance of voting.

Justin Gaethje urges Republican turnout during speech at Dallas
convention

He urged Republican supporters to vote with the same fervor as they
did in the 2024 presidential election. Gaethje also believes
President Trump and the Republican Party want the best for
everyone, even their political competitors.

“In fighting, your last fight is how people remember you, but your
next fight is the only one that matters,†Gaethje said. “Everybody
has to understand how important these elections are and we have to
get out and vote. One mistake I’ve made in my career was becoming
complacent while I was on a winning streak and forgetting how
unforgiving my sport can be. If we are not just as passionate about
voting and winning in these midterms as we were in the last
presidential election, then we risk getting knocked out and losing
all the momentum we have been fighting for. Everything we want for
the future of America is at stake. I want to live under a
conservative form of government in a free and capitalist society.
And I truly believe President Trump wants the best for every
American, no matter the political side of the aisle they fall
on.â€

Apart from Gaethje, Bo Nickal
(9-1) also spoke at the convention. Nickal thanked Trump for his
constant support and the opportunity to compete at
UFC Freedom 250 at the White House this past June.

Trump is a close friend of UFC CEO Dana
White and has also had the support of several UFC stars
previously. Colby
Covington, Jorge
Masvidal and Henry
Cejudo, among others, have previously taken to the stage to
publicly back Trump.

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Zabit Magomedsharipov’s undefeated brother gets biggest test yet at PFL Dubai

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Zabit Magomedsharipov’s undefeated brother gets biggest test yet at PFL Dubai
The
Professional Fighters League's next Dubai card is taking
shape.

The event, scheduled for Nov. 14 at Coca-Cola Arena in Dubai, will
be headlined by a heavyweight title clash between Vadim
Nemkov and Sergey
Bilostenniy. Two more bouts have now been added to the card,
featuring a former Bellator
MMA champ and the brother of a former
Ultimate Fighting Championship star.

Khasan Magomedsharipov faces Adam Borics on Nov. 14 PFL Dubai
card

Sergio
Pettis (25-8) is set to take on Joji Goto
(20-9) in a bantamweight tilt at
PFL Dubai. Pettis is coming off a decision loss to Mitchell
McKee this past April, which snapped a two-fight winning
streak. Meanwhile, Goto, who makes his PFL debut, is coming off a
first-round submission win over Azizbek
Temirov.

Khasan
Magomedsharipov (11-0) will look to maintain his perfect record
when he takes on Adam Borics
(20-4) in a featherweight matchup at PFL Dubai. Khasan is the
brother of former UFC standout Zabit
Magomedsharipov and often displays a similarly well-rounded
skill set.

A flyweight
title fight headlines PFL Chicago: Tune in on Saturday, Oct. 16 at
11 p.m. ET on ESPN.

Khasan has finished eight of his 11 career wins so far and is
coming off a first-round submission win over Joshua
Weems. Meanwhile, Borics has dropped two of his last three and
comes off a decision loss against A.J. McKee.
The Hungarian is a wily veteran with a ton of experience and likely
to be Magomedsharipov's toughest test so far.

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