Conor McGregor has shared two photos from inside Crumlin Boxing Club following his fight with Donald Cerrone.
The Notorious dismantled Cowboy in just 40 seconds in Las Vegas last month and has spent the weeks following the fight Stateside.
But the former two-weight champion may be back on Irish soil after posting photos from his childhood boxing club alongside Phil Sutcliffe, who was in McGregor's corner for his win over Cerrone.
Another picture shows the UFC star's name on the mat of the ring inside the club.
The pictures come as Khabib Nurmagomedov once again ruled out a rematch with McGregor.
The undefeated Russian told RT: "I have a fight on April 18th. A very serious fight. For the past month and a half I’ve been consistently training day and night.
"I’ve gotten myself in good shape, to where I’m supposed to be 70 days before a fight. I feel great.
"What’ll happen after the fight – no one knows. I don’t worry about it. That’s what they want.
"I’m surprised that people even question me about a rematch. It seems that people want to continue the festivities after that fight.
"Everyone saw what happened in the octagon [versus McGregor]. I controlled the fight every step of the way. I did everything I wanted to him, he even gave up. How can we even discuss a rematch?
"We can only talk about continuing the festivities and making money. The question is: do I want that? I am focused on Tony Ferguson."
