​The UFC is returning to the desert for UFC 329, the sixth numbered event of the year, and the promotion’s biggest star is finally back in action. The long-running Embedded fight week video series is back to give fans an inside look at everything happening behind the scenes. UFC 329 airs on Paramount+ on Saturday, with the action taking place at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
In the main event, former two-division champion Conor McGregor, who enters with a 22-6 record (10-4 UFC), makes his comeback after a five-year layoff to face former featherweight and BMF titleholder Max Holloway, who sports a 27-9 record (23-9 UFC). The co-feature pits Paddy Pimblett, 23-4 (7-1 UFC), against Benoît Saint Denis, 17-3 (9-3 UFC), a bout that holds significant implications for the lightweight title picture.
The fourth episode of Embedded tracks the featured fighters as they prepare for fight week. According to the UFC’s description on YouTube, the episode covers: fighters completing their media day obligations, Gable Steveson’s arrival in Las Vegas, Benoît Saint Denis training at the Performance Institute, Adrian Yanez learning to mix a drink, Lone’er Kavanagh’s visit to the PI, and Conor McGregor heading to T-Mobile Arena.
You can stream UFC 329 on Paramount+. This report originated on MMA Junkie, highlighting Embedded No. 4: King Green’s custom fight shorts and the broader storyline as UFC 329 approaches, with a focus on how everything ties into the week’s narrative and expectations.