Dustin Poirier has described Conor McGregor's injury during UFC 329 as 'karma,' following the Irish fighter's first-round loss to Max Holloway.McGregor, who had not competed in five years, suffered a knee injury in the opening seconds of the fight after attempting a jumping kick.

Poirier, who previously defeated McGregor in a 2021 rematch, criticized McGregor's decision to start the fight with such a high-risk move, suggesting it was a 'Hail Mary' strategy.

He also speculated about McGregor's health, noting his bloated appearance and potential lifestyle factors that may have contributed to the injury.

Poirier emphasized McGregor's competitiveness, dismissing claims he was a 'quitter,' and highlighted the fighter's financial stability, suggesting the injury was not motivated by financial need.The incident marks McGregor's first fight since a 2018 sexual assault conviction, which he appealed but lost.

The article details Poirier's frustration with McGregor's approach to the fight and broader concerns about the athlete's health and training regimen.