Five years ago, Conor McGregor threw a kick against Dustin Poirier and his leg snapped in half inside the UFC Octagon. It was one of the most shocking injuries in MMA history. Doctors warned Conor that the damage was serious. There was even a chance the bone would not heal properly, leaving him with a permanent wobble for the rest of his life. For most fighters, an injury like that could have ended everything. But Conor McGregor spent the next five years trying to rebuild his body, his confidence, and his fighting career. Surgery, rehab, pain, doubt, setbacks, missed comeback dates, and constant questions followed him everywhere. Was Conor McGregor finished? Now, this weekend at UFC 329, Conor McGregor is finally set to return against Max Holloway in one of the biggest comeback fights in UFC history. McGregor beat Holloway years ago, but both fighters are completely different now. Holloway has become one of the toughest and most respected fighters in the sport, while Conor is try