Conor McGregor weight: UFC News: Conor McGregor is one of the greatest UFC fighters to have ever competed inside the Octagon. Unfortunately, “The Notorious” hasn’t been seen inside the Octagon since his fight with Dustin Poirier at UFC 264, which left him with a serious leg injury. Since then, McGregor has been tirelessly preparing for his comeback and already seems to be in phenomenal shape. For UFC News updates with InsideSport.in
Meanwhile, after he published a recent photo of himself, the internet erupted as he seemed to be jacked. Interestingly, one commented that his obsession with bulking up had put his career at risk.
Don’t be scared homie. pic.twitter.com/5qtA3B206r
— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) November 21, 2022
Given that the Irishman has consistently drawn attention throughout his career, it is hardly surprising that he is doing so now. But ever since he first displayed his chiseled shape, people have been in awe of him. And he repeated this action once more. McGregor tweeted a photo of himself riding a bicycle while showing his massive, pumped, bulked-up biceps with the caption, “Don’t be scared homie.”
Consequently, fans responded to his tweet with praise in abundance. On the other hand, a user named Marcus LosGreat wrote, “His obsession with Bulk has hurt his career.”
His obsession with bulk has hurt his career
— Marcus LosGreat (@glovesoffboxing) November 21, 2022
Likewise, many users had the same opinion.
this dude is never fighting again lmaooo https://t.co/O23KrkZioX
— joe (@FireWaIkWithJoe) November 22, 2022
https://twitter.com/whatupjav/status/1594886547199102976?s=20&t=4FSHxULOO-YQlklKjdEEug
Nobody, not a single person is scared homie
— Jaxx (@djajax) November 21, 2022
Said it once, and I'll say it again… this man ain't never going back to 155. 😂
— Slip The Jab Podcast ® (@slipthejabpod) November 22, 2022
All that muscle just gonna make you gas out… even faster than usual…
— Darrell Jackson (@darrell1114) November 22, 2022
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Has the weight of Conor McGregor harmed his career?
McGregor has, in fact, never been physically as muscular as he is now. And many fans raised an eyebrow as one user said that it had harmed his career. It is so intriguing to understand if it will harm his career or not, and his coach John Kavanagh is the greatest person to provide an answer. While discussing it, he remarked, “In terms of am I worried in a couple months’ time he’ll struggle with the weight? No.”
Conor McGregor weight:- UFC star told ‘bulk’ has hurt his career as he shows ripped physique
He added, “What he is going to come back I believe is much stronger. Any strength and conditioning coach will tell you, it’s not massively difficult to get somebody cardio-fit, but it is hard to get them strong. So he’s focusing on what he can do now, which is get strong, strong, strong.”
Fans have been riveted to their screens to watch him fight inside the octagon, and he has hinted on Twitter that he will return very soon. So it will be interesting to see how he performs with his bulked-up and transformed physique.
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