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Vladimir Putin is renowned for his deep mistrust in everything and everyone - and it seems fighting champion Conor McGregor is no exception.

UFC hero Conor McGregor has vowed to fight "embarrassing s*** stain" Islam Makhachev when he returns to the octagon. McGregor, 33, has been out of action since breaking his leg against Dustin Poirier in their trilogy bout last summer.

Conor McGregor has outlined his plans for his UFC return and also explained his mega body transformation during his injury lay-off.'The Notorious' is still undergoing rehab after breaking his leg in his defeat to Dustin Poirier at UFC 264 last July, but has had fans speculating over what weight he'll fight at next after packing on the muscle during his time away.McGregor, 33, was at the Bellator 275 event at the 3Arena in Dublin on Friday night, and in an interview with SevereMMA, responded to jibes he was now looking more like a light-heavyweight, as opposed to his customary featherweight or lightweight frame."I go up and down you know," he said."I trim but I'm just eating, and lifting [weights], and I'm not having to restrict."However, when asked directly what weight he was going to come back at, Mcgregor was non-committal."I'm not sure yet to be honest, 155 to 170 [lbs] I'd imagine."McGregor said he had been cleared to start sparring again in April, and hasn't ruled out an immediate bout with reigning UFC Lightweight Champion Charles Oliveira.Is Conor McGregor still amongst the best in the UFC? Let us know in the comments section.The Brazilian is currently negotiating a title defence against Justin Gaethje, but with the fight yet to be confirmed, the Irishman has suggested Oliveira would be better suited scrapping those proposals and facing him instead."Maybe if your man [Oliveira] is wise he'll give it another month or two. July? July seems ok for me.

Jake Paul has advised Conor McGregor to add more calcium to his regime because his "bones are f*****g breaking."'The Problem Child' was among the first to pillory UFC star McGregor after his trilogy fight opposite Dustin Poirier last July ended when 'The Notorious' broke his tibia (shinbone) at the end of the opening round.Paul, 25, even had a $100,000 (£73,500) 'Sleepy McGregor' chain custom-made in an effort to rile up his would-be rival, having repeatedly teased the prospect of fighting the Irishman in recent years.Appearing at a press conference to promote Katie Taylor's upcoming lightweight title fight against his fighter, Amanda Serrano, Paul insisted McGregor would have to earn the chance to fight him in future."I don't give a s**t about Conor," the Most Valuable Promotions face told Mirror Fighting at Monday's press conference."I just want to fight him and smack him in the head - in that sense I hope that he can win some fights so that we can actually fight."But the guy is a grown-a*s man, he needs to figure out his life; it seems to be falling apart from what I can tell."It seems no coincidence that McGregor's fortunes in the Octagon have suffered just when his other enterprises and business ventures outside of it have flourished.The Irishman's Proper No. Twelve whiskey has proved a major hit, leading McGregor to more recently launch his Forged Irish stout, regularly uploading clips to social media of him enjoying his own wares.Do you think Jake Paul will ever fight Conor McGregor? Let us know in the comments section."Obviously, everything's through a lens, we don't know what he's going through actually," Paul added when asked about McGregor's drinking habits.“That’s clearly one of his many problems.

Conor McGregor has sparked concern among fans after the star posted videos on social media of him eating ice cream in bed.

UFC 270 unfold at California's Honda Center on Saturday evening - forcing camera operators to swiftly move on. The UFC veteran was in attendance at the arena to watch the flyweight trilogy bout between Brandon Moreno and Deiveson Figueiredo as well as the heavyweight title unification match-up between Francis Ngannou and Ciryl Gane.

Conor McGregor has worked his way up from apprentice plumber to become one of the most recognisable sporting stars on the planet - and his physical appearance has changed along the way.Before turning professional, McGregor tested himself in mixed martial arts for the first time in an amateur bout against Kieran Campbell at the age of 18 back in 2007.The Irishman overwhelmed his opponent with a flurry of kicks and punches to win by technical knockout in the first round as his lucrative MMA career launched.Fighting under the Irish Ring of Truth promotion in Dublin, the bout would provide the platform for McGregor to progress, and he begun training at the Straight Blast Gym under John Kavanagh the following year.Back in 2020, McGregor commented on the bout on social media, saying it was when he knew he was on the correct path.He wrote: "McGregor vs Campbell. It was only right that my debut mixed martial arts fight was against a Campbell.

Conor McGregor has been told that he will be visited by USADA (U.S Anti-Doping Agency) 'real soon' after he revealed his remarkable body transformation.The Irishman took to social media to show off his new chiselled physique as he continues his rehab from a broken leg suffered inside the octagon.McGregor suffered the sickening break when he completed his trilogy at UFC 264 with the American Dustin Poirier.However, as he continues his recovery, McGregor's trainer has claimed the 33-year-old has pilled on an incredible two-and-a-half stone of muscle (34lbs) in just a six-month period.And Joe Rogan has expressed his shock at the transformation."That’s him now, super jacked," Rogan said on his podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience."USADA is going

Conor McGregor could yet face UFC Lightweight Champion Charles Oliveira despite Dana White appearing to shut down the fight.The Notorious will return to the Octagon in 2022 after suffering a broken tibia against Dustin Poirier in July, which was his third defeat in his last four outings.Despite that, McGregor wants to be put straight into the title picture for his next fight, with Brazilian Oliveira his target after he defeated Poirier recently.UFC boss White, however, indicated former champ and number one ranked Justin Gaethje was next in line for a shot.But Oliveira is willing to let McGregor, who is ranked ninth, jump the queue.Speaking to Sherdog, he said: "May would be a wonderful date.

Conor McGegor’s UFC suspension is set to expire as the legendary MMA fighter eyes a return to the octagon following his horrific leg break in the summer.‘The Notorious’ has been out of action since July after he suffered a gruesome leg break which saw him lose the trilogy fight against Dustin Poirier.He was then handed a medical suspension by the UFC lasting until January 7, meaning he could not compete before that date unless an orthopaedic doctor cleared him.With the suspension set to expire and McGregor well on the road to recovery, the former two-weight champion is expected to return to action as early as next summer.Yet, even despite his rumoured comeback, there is no guarantee that McGregor’s return will be a fruitful one.The Irishman

Conor McGregor until he makes a full recovery from his broken leg.The combat legend, 35, joked that he wants the Irishman's leg to 'grow back' as he eyes a January bout with the Notorious One’s last conqueror, Dustin Poirier.Diaz reignited their feud this week after claiming McGregor needs to book another bout 'so we know he can even fight', before they face off in the octagon again.The Stockton native posted on Twitter: “I’m not fighting Conor until his leg grows back and he beats some people so we know he can even fight still.

Conor McGregor's body transformation is 'almost impossible' according to experts after the Irishman demonstrated his new chiselled physique.The Irishman has put on a staggering two-and-a-half stone of pure muscle since his defeat to Dustin Poirier over the summer.And even more impressively, McGregor achieved all of this while recovering from a sickening leg break that occurred during the bout.However, according to Strengthlog, McGregor's muscular gains should be almost impossible.The site claims that an average beginner would typically gain four to seven pounds of 'fat-free mass' over a three-month period with the same plan; in six-months McGregor has gained 34lbs.McGregor's personal trainer Alejandro Celdran recently spoke to Spanish

Conor McGregor now weighs a staggering amount more than his first ever UFC fight after his 'heavyweight' bulking in the gym.

Conor McGregor's request to fight Brazilian star Charles Oliveira has already been scuppered by UFC president Dana White. McGregor has been out of the octagon since breaking his ankle in his trilogy fight with Dustin Poirier at UFC 264 in July.

Dustin Poirier has ripped into Conor McGregor’s recent body transformation, saying that he looks "puffy".McGregor has put on a tremendous 35lbs in muscle since the summer, as his leg injury means that he’s been focusing on weight training in the gym.The Irishman is gearing up for a return next year after he sustained a leg break during his encounter with Poirier in July during their third fight at UFC 264.Now McGregor has now made a return to training, putting on some huge muscle mass as he eyes a return in 2022.But rival Poirier has ridiculed the fighter’s new look.“I did see a picture,” Poirier said to Michael Bisping. “He does look a little puffy, man.

Conor McGregor who mocked his defeat to Charles Oliveira.Poirier tapped out in the third round to the Brazilian, failing to become the lightweight champion at UFC 269.And his rival called the fighter’s performance as ‘embarrassing’ when responding by a post by Nate Diaz, who initially wrote: “How Conor let Dp f*** him up hella times he sucks.”Replying, McGregor said: "You lanky string of p***; he got lumped around and got lucky twice. That’s it, is what it is."[This was an] embarrassing night for him alright.

Conor McGregor has continued his recovery from his horror leg break by revealing he has put on two-and-a-half stone of pure muscle.The Notorious One broke his leg when completing his trilogy bout with Dustin Poirier at UFC 264.McGregor shattered his tibia and fibula after his leg crumpled beneath him in the first, but it still remains unclear as to when the break occurred.However, McGregor has jumped straight back into his recovery, and the Irishman appears to be in better shape than ever.Speaking to Spanish outlet AS, McGregor, and his trainer Alejandro Celdran, have revealed how he accomplished it.Celdran revealed that hypertrophy training - focusing on growing the size of the muscle - became a priority for the Irishman.This was

Conor McGregor has been hitting the gym hard during his recovery and now has the build of a heavyweight boxer.The Irishman has beefed up tremendously and is currently heavier than Logan Paul was during his fight with Floyd Mayweather earlier this year, despite the fact the American is around five inches taller than him.McGregor claims he now weighs 190lbs and has been showing off his new frame on social media.Meanwhile Paul weighed in at 189.5lbs for his flight with Mayweather.Over the weekend McGregor posted photos of himself looking seriously jacked on Twitter, along with the caption: "190lbs of granite."The 33-year-old is gearing up for a huge return to the Octagon next year after breaking his tibia against Dustin Poirier at UFC 264 in

Conor McGregor is eyeing a fourth fight with Dustin Poirier while revealing he was already injured when he suffered a horrific leg break in their trilogy fight.The former UFC double-weight champion initially beat Poirier in 2014 but lost the rematch after being brutally knocked-out by the American in January.McGregor’s third fight with Poirier ended even more catastrophically as his leg snapped and folded under his weight, seconds before the end of the first round.And now the Irishman, not one to hold back from trash-talking, has claimed he knew his leg was fragile prior to the fight, before teasing yet another grudge match against his bitter rival.Responding to a comment on Twitter, McGregor said: "In my last camp I’d a severely damaged

Jake Paul has stated that he will fight UFC legend Conor McGregor within the next two years in the boxing ring.

Who would you like to see Conor McGregor fight upon his return? Let us know in the comments section.“Which weren’t even the two heaviest upkicks I landed. Where was he going from open guard top here?“He not like upkicks thru the face? Elbows down thru the crown? No like? Tough shit, see ya soon.”McGregor, who is now back in training following the injury, hinted at a return to the octagon in 2022.“I feel like I could kick right now," he told Adam Glyn back in September.