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Conor McGregor addresses outside the cage issues that have plagued his career: ‘Fame has its pitfalls’

Conor McGregor has acknowledged that fame has pitfalls and that he got lost after achieving double-champion status. He describes staying on track as a day to day struggle and has sought treatment for issues outside the cage. The fighter is now preparing for a return against Max Holloway at UFC 329.

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McGregor has publicly addressed his mental state, personal burnout, and the impact of his fame on his career.

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  1. Conor McGregor Reflects on Fame and Personal Struggles Ahead of UFC 329

    Conor McGregor has acknowledged that fame has pitfalls and that he got lost after achieving double-champion status. He describes staying on track as a day to day struggle and has sought treatment for issues outside the cage. The fighter is now preparing for a return against Max Holloway at UFC 329.

    What's confirmed:

    • Conor McGregor stated that fame has its pitfalls.
    • McGregor admitted he got lost following his rise to stardom and achieving double-champ status.
    • The fighter has sought treatment for various issues he faced outside the cage.
    • McGregor is scheduled to return to the UFC at UFC 329 to fight Max Holloway.
    • McGregor said he forgives himself for disgracing the position God put him in.

    Still unconfirmed:

    • A 100 million dollar coup sparked McGregor's spiral.
    • McGregor claims his five-year layoff provides a major advantage over UFC rivals.
    • McGregor believes he feels a lot more fresher due to his injury layoff.
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