CONOR McGREGOR said he made 'billions' fighting at three weights in UFC, as well as pulling-ups despite a broken leg.
McGregor is the first person to have two UFC belts simultaneously. He has won at featherweight, lightweight, and welterweight.
Fans were reminded of the record by UFC's highest-paid UFC star, who topped Forbes Rich List with PS128m in the past 12 months.
The mirror was posted by Twitter.
McGregor is currently in California, where he has a property and a fitness center. He was apparently inspired to start training, despite a leg injury.
He uploaded a video of him performing pull-ups, captioning it with: "Let Nothing Stop You!"
The 33-year-old Irishman is currently recovering from a fractured tibia sustained in the final round of his July trilogy bout with Dustin Poirier (32).
McGregor was then beaten by doctors stoppage and given a six-month suspension.
McGREGOR'S WHEELCHAIR OUT
The surgery was performed in Los Angeles immediately. He has remained there ever since to rest and recuperate with his family.
Dana White, president of UFC, predicted that the former champion at two weight will be out for one year.
McGregor's injury prevented him from participating in a charity boxing match against Al Foran, an impressionist, in September.
Instead, he will push the fight back between October and December. He will face Foran, who is a funny man who often imitates him - in an ambulatory bout.
McGregor tweeted "Guys the September date for me is too soon." I'm still in recovery.
"My doctors and physical therapy team here advised me to stay. My guess is that it will be late October.
"But maybe November/December also. It's difficult to give a date at this point. But I'm in! Please, wait!
