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Max Holloway will try to convince Dana White on 'perfect world' Conor McGregor trilogy pitch after UFC 329

Max Holloway is pitching a 'perfect world' trilogy fight with Conor McGregor to Dana White following their upcoming clash at UFC 329.

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📍 Where it landed

Max Holloway teased a trilogy fight with Conor McGregor at an NFL stadium and planned to pitch the idea to Dana White after UFC 329. He predicted a win against McGregor and suggested Allegiant Stadium for a third bout.

The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.

Epilogue added 48d ago, after coverage quieted.

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Where it stands

Max Holloway intends to convince Dana White to arrange a third fight against Conor McGregor after their bout at UFC 329. Holloway has predicted a victory in the upcoming fight and expressed interest in a trilogy match.

Coverage from ESPN, Bleacher Report, and bloodyelbow.com highlights Holloway's specific visions for the trilogy, including potential venues such as an NFL stadium or Allegiant Stadium. Meanwhile, MMA Fighting is examining whether the MMA world has passed McGregor by.

Attention now turns to the outcome of UFC 329 and whether Dana White will accept Holloway's pitch for a third encounter.

Synthesized by Newsylist from the headlines below under a strict no-invention contract. ✓ fact-checked: all claims supported by sources Updated 48d ago.

Answered

What is Holloway's pitch for the trilogy fight?

Holloway describes it as a 'perfect world' pitch and has teased the possibility of the fight taking place at an NFL stadium.

Which specific venue did Holloway mention for a trilogy?

According to ESPN, Holloway mentioned Allegiant Stadium.

What is the context of the upcoming fight?

Holloway and McGregor are scheduled to fight at UFC 329.

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