MMA star Conor McGregor was back in the boxing ring on Good Friday - but this time it wasn't for a big money Las Vegas showdown.
Instead The Notorious took to the squared circle to face off with Irish amateur Michael McGrane at the Crumlin Boxing Club's annual 'Good Friday Show'.
The former UFC world champion and McGrane, who works as an electrician in Dublin, fought to a draw in a four-round exhibition fight in front of a packed out crowd at ‘The School of Excellence’.
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After the fight, ' The Notorious ', 30, 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 the club at age 12, and won the Dublin Novice Championships fighting out of it at age 16.
His commitment to boxing then began to wain as he forged a career in mixed martial arts, and he didn't return to the ring for a bout until 2017.
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The Notorious hasn't fought in a boxing match since his huge money 2017 bout with Floyd Mayweather, which was believed to have earned him €100 million.
He is currently in talks for a UFC return this year, despite announcing his retirement with a social media post last month.
His last UFC fight ended by fourth round submission to Khabib Nurmagomedov in October last year at UFC 229.
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