Conor McGregor recently opened up about the trauma he experienced following a car accident, revealing that he has not been back on a bike since the incident.
Listen to an Overview of this Article
McGregor's Cycling Training and Terrifying Collision
The UFC legend, known for incorporating cycling into his training routine, was hit by a motorist who was reportedly dazzled by the sun while McGregor was cycling in January last year. Despite relying on cycling as an essential part of his training regimen, McGregor has refrained from getting back on his bike following the scary collision with a car.
McGregor's Post-Accident Revelation
Sharing a clip of the aftermath of the crash on Instagram, McGregor expressed his reluctance to return to cycling, stating, "Still haven't gone back out on my bike after this." The Irish fighter had adopted cycling as a key element of his training regimen after his 2016 defeat to Nate Diaz, with coach and doctor Julian Dalby playing a crucial role in his success.
McGregor's Gratitude and Road to Recovery
Reflecting on the accident, McGregor shared his gratitude for escaping serious injury, acknowledging the potential severity of the situation. He credited his training in wrestling and judo for helping him navigate the fall and emphasized the importance of awareness in preventing further harm.
Impact on UFC Return
McGregor's road scare has raised concerns about his preparations for his upcoming UFC return against Michael Chandler on June 29 in Las Vegas. This fight marks McGregor's first bout since his 2021 leg injury against Dustin Poirier, and fans are eager to see how he will perform following this recent setback.
