Conor McGregor made his boxing comeback on Friday night - away from the bright lights of Las Vegas.
The Notorious made a cameo appearance at Crumlin Boxing Club's annual 'Good Friday Show'.
McGregor stepped into the ring to take on Irish amateur Michael McGrane in a four-round exhibition fight, with the match ending in a draw.
The secret bout was billed as Michael McGrane facing 'A. Another' in the final fight of the night.
After the fight, McGregor posed for photos with fighters, fans and coaches while brandishing a bottle of his 'Proper 12' whiskey in his hometown gym.
McGregor started boxing in Crumlin BC at age 12, and went on to win the Dublin Novice Championships at age 16.
During the week he had come in to train at the club, sparring with McGrane as well as wonder-kid Willo Hayden.
The Notorious hasn't fought in a boxing match since his mega-money bout with Floyd Mayweather in the summer of 2017 which reportedly earned him €100 million.
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He is currently in talks for a UFC return this year, despite announcing his retirement with a social media post last month.
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