CONOR MCGREGOR was drug tested FOUR TIMES this year by USADA after his hulking body transformation.
After breaking his leg during his fight with Dustin Pourier in July, The Notorious started gaining weight.
Conor McGregor has gained a lot of muscle mass since breaking his leg in July
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McGregor, 33 years old, disclosed last November that he has gained 86kg from his workouts at the gym.
His rapid bulk led to four drug testing visits by the United States Anti-Doping Agency over the past eight weeks.
Many fighter fans expected USADA would drop by on the former champion of two divisions after he shared photos of himself looking swole with UFC commentator Joe Rogan.
Rogan stated that he was "super jacked" during a December episode of Joe Rogan Experience podcast.
"USADA will be paying a visit to him soon. It's an odd picture.
He's certainly jacked, but it seems to me that he's lifting weights. It's not hard to see a man's body while lifting weights.
Rogan said, "He still looks fantastic."
Team McGregor are not concerned about Mystic Mc's ability to lose the extra muscle mass. Head coach John Kavanagh told Fox Sports that he doesn't believe it will be difficult.
"He has had some dramatic weight reductions in the past.
He seems to be a good fit at 155 lbs.
"The physical stage is almost complete, and you have seen his posts.
"He's been having a great Christmas, but he's ready to go back to training and prepare for another contest."
McGregor hasn’t been inside the Octagon since breaking his fibula and tibia in the Sin City Series decider with Poirier.
The Dubliner was quick to get back to his physical training and rehabilitation of his leg. He returned to the gym in TWO week after his horrific injury, and jumped on an exercise program four weeks later.
SunSport reported in October that UFC's poster child was "ahead" of doctors' initial schedule.
McGregor wants to return to sparring in April, and UFC chief Dana White hopes that will lead to a summer fight.
White answered TMZ's questions about McGregor's participation this year.
"He is doing all the right thing with his leg. "I hope he will be able to come back this summer," I said.
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