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Conor McGregor has recently released training photos that have his fans buzzing with excitement and confidence. The MMA fighter, known as The Notorious, is set to make his long-awaited return to the octagon against fan favorite Michael Chandler. McGregor's fans are convinced that he will dominate Chandler based on his impressive training sessions.
The Eagerly-Anticipated Return
After his ill-fated trilogy fight against Dustin Poirier, Conor McGregor is ready to step back into the octagon. Fans have been eagerly waiting for his comeback, and it seems that the wait will soon be over as McGregor gears up for an epic battle against Michael Chandler.
Training Intensity
The training photos recently shared by McGregor on his Instagram page show intense training sessions with his long-time striking coach, Owen Roddy. The Notorious appears to be in impeccable shape, which has fueled his fans' belief that he will have no trouble taking down Chandler.
Fan Reactions and Predictions
Conor McGregor's followers have voiced their confidence in his upcoming fight against Michael Chandler. Many fans commented on the training photos, expressing their belief that McGregor will come out victorious. One fan even called it "the biggest return in the sport's history."
Fitness Journey and Absence from UFC Testing Pool
Conor McGregor's last appearance in the octagon ended in a leg injury during his fight against Dustin Poirier. However, the Irish fighter has dedicated himself to rehabilitation and is now back in fighting form. The delay in announcing the date for McGregor's return is attributed to his absence from the United States Anti-Doping Agency's testing pool. According to UFC policy, fighters who have left the pool must be available for testing for a minimum of six months before they can compete again.
Potential Exemption
Although McGregor missed the deadline to re-enter the testing pool for the required six-month period, there is still a possibility of an end-of-year return. The UFC has the power to grant exemptions to the six-month notice rule in "exceptional circumstances." McGregor's fans are hopeful that the promotion will make an exception and allow him to step back into the octagon sooner.
