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MMA analyst Alan Jouban has become the latest person to weigh in on the future of Conor McGregor after his latest injury.

As we know, Conor McGregor suffered a nasty knee injury in the early stages of his UFC 329 rematch against Max Holloway. While many felt as if he was at a disadvantage heading into the bout due to Max’s experience, few could have anticipated that he would experience yet another major setback like this one.

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McGregor has achieved some great things in mixed martial arts and everyone knows that to be true, but with the man himself implying that he only has one fight left in him in the UFC, it seems like the end is very much near.

In a recent interview, Alan Jouban had the following to say about McGregor.

Jouban discusses McGregor’s future

“I don’t know if we see him come back,” Jouban told MMA Junkie. “I know he wants to come back. I know for a fact Conor’s never going to look the same. I know for a fact, he will not look the same. Generational beating, he said? I think he saved himself from a generational beating. He was not going to look the same. You could see it in his face. The face doesn’t always tell the story of the body. But the face matched the body. We saw that walkout with Max. The fight IQ was gone.

“”I’m a guy that’s had five knee surgeries and ACLs on both legs. Both times I’ve torn my ACL is when I’ve gotten airborne. The last time I tore my ACL was preparation for my final fight and I did a switch knee and blew my ACL. 37 years old, the same age as Conor McGregor. For him, a guy that knows his body so well – that’s what made Conor McGregor so great. At 37 years old, not to know your body and to go and shoot for a high-risk, low-reward move. … His body is not the same, his head’s not the same, and his fight IQ wasn’t the same.”

Quotes via MMA Junkie

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