CONOR MCGREGOR revealed that all of his hard work at the gym has resulted in him weighing a remarkable 85 kilograms.
The Irishman has been putting on weight during his recovery from his broken leg which he broke in his fight with Dustin Poirier's July Trilogy.
Conor McGregor spent a lot of time at the gym in his recovery.
McGregor, 32 years old, has gained a lot of weight over the past few months. He is now a staggering 187lbs.
He answered fans' questions about his weight during an imitative Twitter Q&A. 85kg of muscle. There is no fat.
The Notorious's current weight shocked many, one even saying "RIP lightweight."
Another one said, "Right now, few fat, but when..? demolition man is coming."
One person asked, "Would it be possible to move up to 170?"
McGregor, a former champion in two divisions, is expected to make a comeback to the Octagon in July.
SunSport was recently informed by the Dubliner's business partner and manager that his recovery is on track.
Audie Attar, chief of Paradigm Sports Management, said that he is ahead of schedule.
"We received our x-ray results back, but we also got our CT scan and ultrasound results.
"And when I see the x-ray view myself, it's healing me so beautifully.
"He is walking now after only 10 and-a-half weeks of surgery.
"And he's doing s**t we don't want him do, like throwing the first pitch at the Cubs Game."
Mystic Mac is still waiting for his tibia fully to heal before he can resume hard combat training.
He said to his fans, "The fibula has been fully healed."
"The medial side is also developing nice callous.
It is important to wait for the bone to break down to the side of the tibia, where the larger break took place.
It's moving. "Patience will win this race.
McGregor is going to be patient in his recovery and will likely return to sparring by April.
He stated that he would be fully trained in mixed martial arts sparring by April. Easily!
"Another day, a return will be possible. But I must be patient. "I will overcome this!"
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