CONOR McGREGOR revealed that his recovery from his broken leg was on track after a recent setback.
The UFC's poster child is still recovering from the terrible broken leg he sustained in his fight with Dustin Pourier last July.
Conor McGregor injured his left leg during his fight with Dustin Pourier in the Trilogy
McGregor, 33 years old, said last month that his return from combat sports training had hit an unexpected speed bump. However, it seems like it is now back on track.
The Irishman tweeted on Sunday evening: "Great day at doctors today, team!" Everything is back on schedule!
"Thank you to all of you for your love and support. Stay ready."
McGregor shared McGregor's latest update about his recovery just days after sharing a video of him hitting a power punch with one of his trainers.
The UFC's first simultaneous world champion at two weights - who has gained several pounds of muscle – is looking to get back to full sparring in April.
The Dubliner is keen to headline UFC 276 on July 2. He recently stated: "I would love [to] return at] International Fight Week.
"But we'll see, though. It's up to me to keep it going day by day.
"April they said that I would be back sparring and back twisting and turning."
"I was told that I could box a few months ago, but then suddenly I couldn't.
"So I'm taking it day-by-day, there's no hurry. I feel great mentally.
"Physically, my body is strong and I feel energetic. I am always ready to fight and get involved, so [I] will just keep it going day by day.
"It will occur when the Lord desires it to."
McGregor, a fan favourite, hasn't tasted victory after his 40-second defeat of Donald Cerrone at UFC 246 on January 2020.
Mystic Mac lost back-to-back to Poirier, the former interim lightweight champ. They suffered second and first round TKO losses in Fight Island and Las Vegas.
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