Conor McGregor is already pushing for a third fight with Max Holloway, but UFC CEO Dana White appears in no rush to entertain that idea. In the aftermath of UFC 329 and its disrupted main event, White signaled that any talk about McGregor’s next matchup is premature.
The key issue is uncertainty around McGregor’s status following the injury tied to UFC 329. While the former two-division champion may have his sights set on a high-profile return, White suggested the promotion is not yet in a position to map out what comes next for him.
That leaves the proposed Holloway trilogy more as a talking point than an active plan. McGregor’s interest keeps the matchup in the spotlight, especially given both fighters’ name value, but the UFC appears focused first on figuring out McGregor’s health and availability.
For now, White’s stance cools speculation about a quick booking. Until there is more clarity on McGregor’s condition after the UFC 329 setback, his future — including any potential third meeting with Holloway — remains up in the air.
