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An initial analysis from the great Brian Sutterer MD on what may have happened to Conor McGregor: "Didn't see the classic shift you'd expect with an obvious ACL injury. I'd say meniscus is No. 1. An ACL is definitely possible and a concern, but it didn't have the definitive... show more

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