CONOR MCGREGOR appears to be in great shape as he continues to recover from a terrible broken leg.
After fracturing his left tibia, fibula and fight in UFC 264 Trilogy with Dustin Poirier, The Notorious resumed weight training in a matter of weeks.
Conor McGregor appears to be in great shape
His lean, muscular body seems to have reappeared the benefits of the brief layoff.
McGregor posted photos of himself doing a hard upper body workout on Thursday to his Instagram Story.
He looked in great physical condition, performing inverted rows and sitting bicep curls.
McGregor, 33 years old, is expected to participate in a charity boxing match for wheelchairs in December.
Officially, no date has been set for the bout. It will benefit the Irish Wheelchair Association.
Stevo Timothy, an Irish comedian, confirmed McGregor's participation in the show by tweeting: "So Conor McGregor just got in touch.
"He will be fighting in a homecoming bout this December. "In a wheelchair!"
McGregor, Ireland's first UFC Champion, appears to be on track to return to the Octagon next summer.
Audie Attar, Paradigm Sports Management chief Audie attar, Mystic Mac's manager, recently told SunSport that his recovery has been going well. He said: "He's ahead on schedule."
"We received our X-ray results back, but we also got our CT scan and ultrasound results.
"It's so healing to see the X-ray view from my own eyes.
"He is walking now after only 10 and-a-half weeks of surgery.
"And he's doing s*** we don't want him do, like throwing the first pitch at a Cubs game."
He said, "He's so competitive, man." He said, "I don't think about the UFC."
"Whatever. "I'm not thinking of fighting. But I will get there.
"So, if the pitch was any indication of what might happen, God willing, the healing process continues along a straight track, he's going to come out there to continue competing.
"Because the man wants to go on his terms. He won't accept the terms he was dealt in his last fight.
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