CONOR McGREGOR claimed that his power is up to over 50 percent after lifting heavy weights while recovering from an injury.
McGregor had successful surgery to repair the broken leg that he suffered in his octagon match against Dustin Poirier. He is currently undergoing rehabilitation.
The Irishman is limited in his ability to train and has focused on weight lifting, which has left his fans amazed at how big he has become.
McGregor, 33 years old, replied to a Twitter question about lifting weights.
"I couldn't move for the past 3 months so I took heavy weights with me and moved them. Repeat. Play with the cards that you're dealt.
"My power is up more than 50%."
McGregor warned that these clowns would be f***ed if they got back to him.
The two-weight champion from the past made his debut in the UFC at the 145lb weight and won the title in two years.
In 2016, he made history by adding the lightweight belt at 155 lbs to his UFC title, becoming the first champion to hold two divisions simultaneously.
McGregor has also won two of his three170lb-welterweight bouts.
After losing five months prior, he beat 37-year-old Nate Diaz in 2016. He also defeated 38-year old Donald Cerrone in January 2020.
Recently, the southpaw star has been settling back at lightweight but was knocked out in January by Dustin Poirier (32), who he defeated in 2014.
The tragedy struck again in the trio bout when he broke his right tibia just seconds before round one ended. He was then stopped by a doctor.
McGregor will be absent for more than a year before fully recuperating to make a comeback.
