Carl Frampton looks well on course to return to the ring later this year.
The Jackal had surgery on his hands last month and updated fans on his recovery on Tuesday.
The 32-year-old former two-weight world champion posted a photograph on Instagam Stories showing an X-ray of his hands.
Frampton suffered fractures in both hands during his unanimous points win over Tyler McCreary on November 30.
The 32-year-old also revealed he refractured his left hand twice in the build-up to the fight, aggravating an injury sustained back in August when an ornament fell on his hand during the build-up to his scheduled fight against Emmanuel Dominguez.
The North Belfast fighter went under the knife on December 20 and recently revealed his surgeon was "happy" with how the operations went.
On Tuesday Frampton said on Instagram: "Hands are feeling fantastic and I am back on the horse."
It is expected that Frampton will fight WBO world super-featherweight champion Jamel Herring this year, potentially at Belfast's SSE Arena, this May or June.
Frampton told Belfast Live Sport: "The surgeon was very happy with my hands. When I saw him after the surgery it was exactly a month.
"He has told me I can do a lot more with my hands and I can start punching very soon. He is delighted with how they are.
"I will be more than ready for a fight in May or June."
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