Recent reports of a potential rematch with Conor McGregor for his long-awaited UFC return have dominated discussions around Max Holloway's next bout, fueling the market's clear consensus on McGregor. Holloway, coming off a unanimous decision loss to Charles Oliveira in the UFC 326 main event, has publicly voiced interest in avenging his 2013 defeat, with sources indicating negotiations are advanced for a July 11 date during International Fight Week. This high-profile pairing overshadows other lightweight contenders like Mateusz Gamrot and Arman Tsarukyan, whose cases rest on divisional positioning but lack comparable momentum or drawing power. The wisdom of crowds reflected in current pricing underscores McGregor's comeback narrative as the primary driver, though fighter availability and official confirmation remain key variables.