Michael Chandler, a UFC rival, questions Conor McGregor about his strength training and criticizes the body transformation of Conor McGregor.

McGregor's Physique Undergoes Dramatic Change

Conor McGregor's body has undergone a significant transformation during his recovery from a devastating leg injury he sustained almost three years ago. The Irish fighter has packed on muscle during his time away from the octagon, leading some fans to speculate whether he can make weight for his upcoming fights.

Chandler Believes McGregor's Muscles Won't Help Him

Michael Chandler, who is set to face McGregor in a highly anticipated showdown, has publicly questioned the functionality of McGregor's new muscles. Chandler claims that McGregor is not stronger than him and challenges anyone to find a video of McGregor lifting heavy weights. He believes that his own strength is sufficient and sees no need to increase it further.

Long-Awaited Showdown Between McGregor and Chandler

McGregor and Chandler were initially scheduled to fight in December, but the bout was postponed to 2024. McGregor recently announced on social media that the fight will take place in June during International Fight Week in Las Vegas. Chandler, a former Bellator lightweight champion, will be McGregor's opponent.

McGregor's Lengthy Absence from the Octagon

McGregor's last fight was against Dustin Poirier in July 2021, where he suffered a broken leg. Since then, he has been out of action, focusing on his recovery and training. Chandler, on the other hand, last fought in November 2022, losing to Poirier via submission.