CONOR MCGREGOR will be back in action against Al Foran in a charity boxing match.
The UFC legend is currently recovering from the broken leg he sustained in his loss to Dustin Poirier at UFC 264.
Conor McGregor tweeted this picture of himself in a chair training
Foran was due to meet him in September, but he was forced to postpone because of doctor's orders.
The 33-year old has confirmed that the fundraiser for Irish Wheelchair Association is on, and even enjoyed some trash-talking alongside his friend Foran.
On Twitter, The Notorious wrote: "Today is the start of preparations for my wheelchair boxing match in support of @IrishWheelchair.
"Really excited to get into and have some fun/ Bust the eyeballs of celebrity impersonator Al Foran. You can be Al Pacino! Joe Pesci! Even big TyFury! You're still fat Al Tallaght to you."
Foran, a Dublin comedian, often portrays the Irish fighter via social media.
The funnyman responded: "From Portmarnock, but whatever, need to train ASAP."
Although the date and location of the event have not been confirmed, it is likely that the pair will meet in December.
McGregor recently displayed a new, hulking body as he continues to work out after sustaining a horrific leg injury.
Reports suggest that he may return to UFC action next summer.
To complete their trio of fights, Nate Diaz, fan favourite Justin Gaethje or Poirier will be mooted opponents.
