"Call these Enders" - Conor McGregor shows explosive punching power ahead UFC's return

CONOR McGREGOR displayed his explosive punching power while continuing to train for his UFC return.

Since he had his successful surgery last year to repair the fractured leg that he sustained in an accident, the Irishman has been preparing for his comeback.


Call these Enders - Conor McGregor shows explosive punching power ahead UFC's return
Conor McGregor displayed his explosive punching power
Call these Enders - Conor McGregor shows explosive punching power ahead UFC's return
Conor McGregor trains hard for his UFC return.

McGregor has trained mainly in boxing, up to a recent video that showed him kick for the first time since his horror injury.

He showed off his famous left hand in a new clip with both thudding counter punches and sharp right hooks.

McGregor, 33, captioned McGregor's post with the following: "Call these Enders."

The two-weight UFC champion looks like he is on vacation. He posed on a yacht while enjoying warm weather training.

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This is 11 months after his last fight, in which he fractured his tibia to defeat Dustin Poirier.

McGregor, who is 33-years old, has beaten Poirier twice and lost to McGregor once more at UFC 264.

He suffered a leg injury just seconds before round one ended.

McGregor has had to face several callouts before his return, but UFC boss Dana White favors a fight against Michael Chandler, 36.

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Charles Oliveira (32), is the lightweight champion and has offered to defend his title against the Dubliner.

ESPN Brazil spoke out about Oliveira's comments: "It would have been a very good fight.

"It would put money in my pocket, and that's what's most important.

"It would be a great legacy for me, to have my story.

"Regardless of whether he's coming out of defeat or not, he is a man who's made History, so I think it'd be great but it's not up to me.

"If I could, this fight would be already happening."

"I have a daughter I must raise. Conor is a person everyone wants to defeat, and it's not just me.

"Everyone knows Conor fights are very lucrative. Conor is aware that money is a major consideration.


Call these Enders - Conor McGregor shows explosive punching power ahead UFC's return
Both Charles Oliveira and Michael Chandler have called to fight Conor McGregor