Who said the knee was fine?

Conor McGregor's coach, John Kavanagh, said it.

What part of his body was okay?

His right knee was never a problem or issue.

When did he say this?

He made the statement before UFC 329.

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McGregor's coach says right knee 'never an issue'

First publishedJul 12, 20:58 UTC

Last updatedJul 12, 22:38 UTC · 15m ago

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McGregor's coach says right knee 'never an issue'

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Answer

Conor McGregor's coach, John Kavanagh, stated that his right knee was 'never an issue.' This comment came after a recent injury incident. He expressed sadness about what happened but insisted the knee was fine before it occurred.

John Kavanagh is Conor McGregor's main coach. He said McGregor's right knee was always okay. This statement was made before a big fight (UFC 329). Kavanagh felt very sad about something that happened to the knee. However, he strongly believes it was not already hurt.

Why it matters

This matters because people were worried McGregor might be injured. His coach's words tell fans and others that his knee is strong.

In brief

Who said the knee was fine?: Conor McGregor's coach, John Kavanagh, said it.
What part of his body was okay?: His right knee was never a problem or issue.
When did he say this?: He made the statement before UFC 329.

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Both outlets focus on the coach's main point: the knee was fine. The New York Post adds a stronger tone by calling Kavanagh 'devastated.'

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The coach felt very sad about what happened.
New York PostJul 12, 22:09Used the word 'devastated' to show strong feeling.
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The statement was made before a specific event.
ESPNJul 12, 20:58Mentioned it specifically ahead of UFC 329.

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