UFC 329 McGregor vs Holloway Fight Card
Conor McGregor vs Max Holloway is set to headline UFC 329 on Saturday, July 11th 2026. This will be McGregor’s first fight since his 2021 loss to Dustin Poirier, so the Irish star will be hoping to get back to winning ways in the 170lb division.
The penultimate fight on the card is also looking intriguing, with Benoit Saint Denis set to take on Paddy Pimblett, with the winner potentially taking on Lightweight Champion Justin Gaethje later in the year. There’s also a slight WWE connection on the card as well, with Gable Steveson making his UFC debut against Elisha Ellison at Heavyweight.
UFC 329 Main Card, Prelims and Early Prelims
Here are all of the bouts currently confirmed for the UFC 329 Main Card, Prelims and Early Prelims:
| Bout | Weight | Card |
|---|---|---|
| McGregor vs. Holloway | Welterweight | Main |
| Saint-Denis vs. Pimblett | Lightweight | Main |
| Sandhagen vs. Bautista | Bantamweight | Main |
| Royval vs. Kavanagh | Flyweight | Main |
| Green vs. McKinney | Lightweight | Main |
| Whittaker vs. Krylov | Light heavyweight | Prelims |
| Steveson vs. Ellison | Heavyweight | Prelims |
| Garbrandt vs. Yanez | Bantamweight | Prelims |
| Riley vs. Kamaka III | Featherweight | Prelims |
| Cortez vs. Wang | Women’s flyweight | Early prelims |
| Pinas vs. Almeida | Middleweight | Early prelims |
| Gandra vs. Reese | Middleweight | Early prelims |
| Costa vs. Durden | Flyweight | Early prelims |
What the odds say
Holloway opened around -400 and he has stayed the favorite, floating between -240 and -300. McGregor is +180 to +240 underdog, the longest underdog price of his UFC career. The prediction markets also echo this sentiment, with Holloway near 67% and McGregor around 33%. That’s not disrespect.
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