Dustin Poirier adopted a more cautious tone when analyzing Max Holloway 's favoritism in the highly anticipated rematch against Conor McGregor . The Hawaiian faces the Irishman in the main event of UFC 329 , scheduled for July 11th. Even with 'The Notorious' away from the octagon for five years, 'The Diamond' believes there is still a path for him to emerge victorious.
During an appearance on the 'WEIGHING IN' podcast, Poirier compared McGregor's return to that of Nate Diaz , who recently fought in the first MMA event broadcast on Netflix. According to the American, Conor should deliver a superior performance to the 'stoner guy' and, despite his long inactivity, will remain a real threat due to his knockout power, especially against Holloway, who has accumulated considerable damage in his recent fights.
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“The question is the speed, the timing, all those good things that Conor used to have. We’ll have those answers on fight night… Nate looked really bad. Conor will look much better. The punching power will still be there, regardless. I love Max, but he’s been knocked down in his last 3 fights,” said Dustin Poirier.
The duel between Conor McGregor and Max Holloway is a rematch.

McGregor defeated Holloway via judges' decision. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram
Before becoming major stars and former UFC champions, Conor McGregor and Max Holloway faced each other while still seeking to rise in the organization. The fight took place in 2013, and the Irishman emerged victorious by unanimous decision.
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