Conor McGregor has asked bookmakers to void all wagers and return funds after his defeat at UFC 329. The Irish fighter claims his bout against Max Holloway should be reclassified as a no-contest.
Medical Review and Betting Distribution
Following the event, McGregor shared an update on Instagram regarding a leg injury sustained during the fight. He stated that medical examination results are still pending and argued that the official outcome warrants review. The fighter did not specify how the injury directly impacts the final decision.Financial data from major operators highlights the scale of the potential refunds. DraftKings reported that 68 percent of all tickets and 92 percent of the total wagered amount were placed on a McGregor victory. BetMGM recorded similar distribution, with 88 percent of tickets and 81 percent of funds backing the Irish fighter.
Given the heavy concentration on one outcome, voluntary refund approvals remain unlikely. Betting distribution figures were reported by iGaming News.