Video – McGregor 'calibrates his hands' in training before returning to MMA and says: 'I'm going to break my head'

C. McGregor hasn't fought since July 2021. Photo: Reproduction/Twitter @TheNotoriousMMA

Recovering from a serious injury suffered in the octagon in July 2021, Conor McGregor is ready to make a triumphant return to MMA. Sports legend, the Irishman released images of a training session in which he 'sharpened his hands' in the ring. The athlete still has no date for returning to active duty.

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“I'm going to break a head with these hands”, wrote the 'Notório', on his Instagram account.

The greatest popularity phenomenon in the history of mixed martial arts, McGregor is experiencing his worst moment as a professional in the sport. Former double UFC champion, the athlete, for the first time, suffered two consecutive defeats.

The 'bad streak', however, was not enough to shake the athlete's prestige with Ultimate. In recent weeks, the Irishman expressed his interest in competing for the welterweight title (under 77kg) and the suggestion ended up not being ruled out by the 'big boss', Dana White.

Professional in MMA since 2008, the 'Notório' has 28 commitments in the sport. In his career in the sport, Conor has accumulated 22 wins and six defeats. His last positive result came in January 2020, when he ran over Donald Cerrone No. UFC 246.

I'm gonna break a head with these. Add it to the list of heads. pic.twitter.com/w3q3sm9a7s

— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) April 4, 2022