SWEATING Conor McGregor has been working hard in the gym in preparation for his long-awaited return from injury.
Since his defeat to Dustin Pourier in July, the Irishman has not fought.
Conor McGregor puts in the long hours in the gym
McGregor injured his leg during the UFC lightweight showdown replay and has been out since.
He took to Instagram to reveal to his 45million followers that he was desperate to make a comeback.
As he puts on his gloves at Crumlin Boxing Club's ring, The Notorious looks incredibly hench.
McGregor does not only get his wraps on, but shadow boxes with weights to increase his strength and endurance. He also does some skipping.
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After a few months of being away from the sport (which included a family vacation, the development of his businesses, and an arrest for dangerous driving), his head is now back in the game.
McGregor teased at McGregor's return after a remarkable body transformation.
On a photo of him attacking a punchbag, the 33-year old wrote: "Right hook Tastiness, Catch You Soon The Count Down is on."
It is not yet clear when McGregor will be fighting next. However, McGregor seems to be ready for the fight, even though it's too early as he waits for the doctors' approval.
to increase his strength and endurance.
The American ruled out a trilogy bout against Nate Diaz.
According to reports, Leon Edwards was offered step-aside cash to McGregor in order to allow him to fight Kamaru Usman, welterweight champion.
Poirier suggested a fourth fight, and Michael Chandler explained why the former two-weight champion is interested in a chance at him.
SunSport revealed that UFC president Dana White has "nothing" in store for his global star.
White stated that he literally has nothing to offer him right now and that he isn't ready.
"The landscape could be changed over the summer.
"We'll wait to see if he's willing to fight.
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"And once the doctor gives us 100 percent clearance, we'll begin looking at potential opponents.
"If his leg heals well and he is given the permission to start training properly, then he may be able to train in the fall."
