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Gavin Quinn

Conor McGregor hits the gym as he continues UFC return preparations

Conor McGregor isn't waiting around for his broken tibia to heal as he hit the gym to continue his preparations for a UFC return.

The Dubliner is back in Ireland after spending much of the end of 2021 in the US and Europe following his horror leg break against Dustin Poirier last July.

And as he targets an April return to full training, he's had plenty of time at home to refocus and prepare to return to SBG and work with long-time coach John Kavanagh.

But that hasn't stopped the former two-weight champ from putting in the hours in his home gym, as he shared a video of him hard at work on Instagram.

And McGregor left fans baffled after posing in a wolf jacket worth over €2,400.

McGregor has been seen in good spirits recently and has been posing in a wolf jacket created by designer brand Dolce and Gabbana, reports The Mirror.

He posted pictures on Instagram wearing the jacket with the image captioned : "Don’t expect the wolf to graze with sheep, Dolce and Gabbana."

Fans reacted in confusion to the post with one fan commenting : "Are you intoxicated?"

Another posted: "Conor man whats going on?"

One fan mentioned him with welterweight Khamzat 'Wolf' Chimaev: "There is only one wolf and that is Khamzat Chimaev. Borz!"

Another commented : "What sleep are you planning to slaughter on your UFC return?"

One fan was clearly concerned : "Wow you really scared me dude chill!"

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