Darren Till Suggests Conor McGregor Should Retire Following UFC 329 Injury

Darren Till has expressed that Conor McGregor should contemplate retiring from mixed martial arts after McGregor sustained a knee injury shortly after the start of his UFC 329 match against Max Holloway.

The injury occurred early in the bout, leading the referee to stop the fight. Although McGregor has indicated a desire to return during next year's International Fight Week, Till remarked that McGregor's injury signals a need for him to heed his body's warnings. He acknowledged that McGregor has the financial means to seek top medical care, which could influence his recovery.

This incident marks McGregor's third significant injury in recent years, following a leg break in a previous fight and a withdrawal from a scheduled match due to a toe issue. With one fight left on his UFC contract, there is speculation about McGregor potentially transitioning to bare-knuckle boxing, a sport in which Till is currently competing. Till has also expressed willingness to fight McGregor in a bare-knuckle setting if the opportunity arises.