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Conor McGregor has gained 32 lbs since breaking his leg against Dustin Poirier. Has be been taking steroids and can he ever get back down to his previous fighting weight?

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0:00 Conor's weight gain and PED speculation
0:23 Training for muscle building
0:37 Fans are concerned by his lifestyle
0:48 Drunk Conor?
0:55 Luxury lifestyle
1:06 Training videos and fitness
1:24 Conor's ideal weight class
1:44 Conor, steroids & USADA
2:06 Everyone is on steroids
2:09 PEDs in professional sports
2:32 Weight context
2:40 Long layoffs and UFC return
2:57 The change in Conor's fighting style
3:11 Behind closed doors

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Conor McGregor is apparently 45 lbs heavier than when he fought in the featherweight division. This combined with his apparent luxury lifestyle, is going to make a return to the octagon extremely challenging, and he may seriously regret gaining all that size. Additionally, there is a lot of speculation over PEDs, and a suggestion that USADA could also be knocking on his door very soon.

Since breaking his leg in his last fight with Dustin Poirier, Conor was very restricted in how he could train, so he seemed to focus on lifting weights and building muscle, primarily targeting his upper body.

There is not much else you can do when your leg is in a cast…

For the most part, he looks really good in the photos, but fans are definitely concerned. Along with the weight gain, he really seems to be enjoying himself with his Proper 12 Whisky, lots of fine dining, and a lot of time on his yachts.

[Conor being stupid]

From the outside looking in, he seems to be living the life of a retired athlete, although many people would live far more extravagantly if they had the kind of money that Conor McGregor does.

[Conor money dance]

He still posts some snippets of training videos, but in anything other than weight training, he seems to gas quite quickly potentially showing a lack of fitness or conditioning.

However he’s still talking about a potential return to the Octagon in December, and there is even a lot of chatter about another megafight between Conor and Floyd Mayweather in a second boxing match.

Although Conor has fought at welterweight at 170 lbs, and held the 155 lb lightweight title, most fans would agree that Conor was in his prime when he fought at 145 lbs in the featherweight class.

Conor claims that he’s currently walking around at 190 lbs, which seems reasonable, but is a lot of weight to have to cut if he wants to make a return to any weight class other than welterweight.

There have been quite a few videos claiming that Conor is taking steroids and that he should expect a visit from USADA very soon. Now Conor was once one of the most tested athletes in the UFC roster, but Henry Cejudo recently pointed out that Conor hasn’t been tested in 9 months and needs to resume testing if he wants to make a UFC return. This seems to suggest a lot of UFC athletes are speculating about this too.

[Nate Diaz - everyone is on steroids]

Personally, I think there is always a possibility of PEDs being used in professional sports when big money is involved. That said, I don’t think the 32 lbs that Conor has allegedly gained is all muscle. He probably walked around about 170 lbs when he wasn’t cutting weight for a fight, and although he will have gained some muscle, a large percentage of that weight is probably just water and fat.

Although he looks huge in his photos, remember that Conor is only 5’7”, so 190 lbs is going to look very different on him than say someone who was 6’ tall.

Conor’s last fight against Dustin Poirier was in July 2021, which means he’s likely going to be out of the octagon for at least 18 months before he fights again. Conor is also now 34 years old, which means getting fitness back and cutting weight is going to be harder - and it could be a very difficult task ahead.

With the extra weight, there is also the difference in Conor’s fighting style. At 145 lbs, Conor had a fast in-and-out Karate style stance, but more recently he seems slower and adopted more of a boxing style which appears to be less effective.

Of course, all of this is being viewed through the window of social media. We’re only really seeing what Conor puts out, so maybe behind closed doors perhaps he’s training a lot more than he shows.

Do you think Conor will fight again, and if so, what weight class do you think he’ll fight at?

#conormcgregor #ufc #musclebuilding

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