CONOR MCGREGOR displayed a strong physique while posing for a photo with Dee Devlin.
As he heals from his horrific injury to his leg in July, The Notorious has continued to work out at the gym.
Conor McGregor and Dee Deviln showed off their imposing frame in a recent photo
His frame seems to have reapeared the benefits of all the hours spent pumping iron in between rehab.
Dee Devlin, The Irishman's future bride-to-be, posted a photo of them to her Instagram account on Thursday.
McGregor, who was wearing no top, looked larger than ever while posing for photos with his mother and three children.
The Dublin pride reposted the image on his account. This triggered a flood of comments from his loyal fans.
One wrote: Conor is looking enormous.
Another commentator said, "Bro looks [like] a] heavyweight."
Another said that Conor looked like he was going to light-heavyweight.
One commented: "Conor is locked in!" Bro is locked up!"
McGregor, 33 years old, broke his left tibia, fibula, and elbow in his UFC 264 Trilogy fight against Dustin Poirier.
The former champion of two divisions is now going to return to light combat training in ‘a couple of weeks’ with long-time coach John Kavanagh.
Kavanagh, chief of SBG Ireland, told Submission Radio that Kavanagh will be back in the gym in the next few weeks and be back on the mats with me.
"He is doing a lot strength training right now.
"The guys are jacked. He's probably coming back as a midweight (laughs).
"But he will be back on the floor with me soon and we'll begin with combat sports training again.
"And, he is getting some, um... I always need to choose my words here, but look, let's start with drills.
I actually laughed with him and said, "Look, I'd prefer if we just started off with some techniques, some drilling, and let's see where it goes."
"And he was like, "no, I'm going do five by five, that is what I'm returning to do."
"And I'm like: Oh, great, you're right, we're back to full combat training again."
Audie Attar, manager of Mystic Mac, recently told SunSport that Mystic Mac's rehabilitation is "ahead" of schedule.
Paradigm Sports Management Chief said that he was 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."
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