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Conor McGregor Praises Ian Machado Garry's 'Champion Mindset' After UFC 330 Title Loss

September 1, 2026Carlos Mendoza2 мин

UFC legend Conor McGregor has publicly commended Ian Machado Garry for his resilience and attitude following his recent unanimous decision loss to Islam Makhachev at UFC 330. Garry's bid for the UFC welterweight championship was unsuccessful, marking a setback after a string of impressive victories, including wins over Carlos Prates and former titleholder Belal Muhammad.

Despite the defeat, which ended his current winning streak, Garry has garnered widespread support from the mixed martial arts community. Among those offering encouragement is his fellow Irishman and former two-division champion, Conor McGregor.

In a video shared by Garry on Instagram, where he reflected on his performance, McGregor responded with a powerful endorsement: "Champion mindset!" This sentiment highlights McGregor's admiration for Garry's positive outlook and determination in the face of adversity. Garry himself expressed his resolve, stating, "Tonight wasn’t my night... I feel great, I did great, Islam was just better than me tonight, and that’s OK... I’m gonna be back. I’m not disheartened by this. I’m bulletproof in my mind. I’ll be back." He also emphasized his pride in his journey and accomplishments, regardless of the outcome.

McGregor, who recently made his own return to the octagon at UFC 329 only to suffer an injury, had previously alluded to a potential future bout with Garry for the welterweight title. While that prospect is now on hold, McGregor's latest comments underscore his belief in Garry's potential and his mental fortitude.

English Translation:

Conor McGregor Lauds Ian Machado Garry’s ‘Champion Mindset’ After UFC 330 Title Loss

UFC legend Conor McGregor has publicly commended Ian Machado Garry for his resilience and attitude following his recent unanimous decision loss to Islam Makhachev at UFC 330. Garry's bid for the UFC welterweight championship was unsuccessful, marking a setback after a string of impressive victories, including wins over Carlos Prates and former titleholder Belal Muhammad.

Despite the defeat, which ended his current winning streak, Garry has garnered widespread support from the mixed martial arts community. Among those offering encouragement is his fellow Irishman and former two-division champion, Conor McGregor.

In a video shared by Garry on Instagram, where he reflected on his performance, McGregor responded with a powerful endorsement: "Champion mindset!" This sentiment highlights McGregor's admiration for Garry's positive outlook and determination in the face of adversity. Garry himself expressed his resolve, stating, "Tonight wasn’t my night... I feel great, I did great, Islam was just better than me tonight, and that’s OK... I’m gonna be back. I’m not disheartened by this. I’m bulletproof in my mind. I’ll be back." He also emphasized his pride in his journey and accomplishments, regardless of the outcome.

McGregor, who recently made his own return to the octagon at UFC 329 only to suffer an injury, had previously alluded to a potential future bout with Garry for the welterweight title. While that prospect is now on hold, McGregor's latest comments underscore his belief in Garry's potential and his mental fortitude.