CONOR McGREGOR was displaying his amazing body transformation and is aiming for 'all the belts.
Since injuring his left leg in July's last fight, the Irishman has been working towards his UFC return.
Conor McGregor was displaying his body transformation
and is looking to 'all the belts'
McGregor appears to be in good shape as he exercises online.
With the caption, "All the belts," he made it clear his intent.
McGregor was the featherweight champion and the lightweight champion of the UFC in 2016.
He also wants to add another piece of history, by claiming Kamaru Usman’s welterweight belt.
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McGregor, 33 years old, would be the UFC's first-ever champ in three divisions.
His two last fights were at lightweight. He lost to Dustin Poirier in a knockout. Then he suffered a broken tibia seven months later.
McGregor confirmed that he will be jumping back up to welterweight, and he called out the 34-year-old No1 Usman.
According to him, TheMacLife believes that this fight is the right one. He said: "I believe that fight is the one to make. I believe myself and Usman for 170lbs title for our comeback fight. That's the one I'm watching."
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100s of Games to Play and No Deposit Required"I have already won the title of 155lbs, so I was able to get down to a lighter frame. But I'm big now I feel big, I feel strong, I feel healthy.
"I have good energy and I'm returning from a terrible injury. I don't want my energy to be depleted."
"I feel confident against Usman. He is a jab-happy, orthodox wrestler who has no submissions whatsoever.
"What is he going do? Where's the danger?" He isn't dangerous to me, and his ground and pound aren't too strong.
"Plus, he's on an older side. Plus the world (title), is to be taken again.
"The Triple Crown, No-one has ever achieved three knockouts at the same weight in three weight divisions as I have.
"But nobody has ever won three UFC world championships across three divisions as I have, so we will also do that if this fight takes place."
