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Conor McGregor's fans don't think leg has healed properly as he posts training picture online

July of last year saw Conor McGregor and Dustin Poirier go head-to-head in their UFC trilogy fight.

With it all on the line, it couldn’t have gone much worse for McGregor, who broke his leg in the first round, resulting in a TKO victory for his opponent, Poirier, who took a 2-1 ‘lead’ in their trilogy.

Now, eight months on, McGregor is giving fans all around the world the impression that he will be back sooner rather than later.

Rumours are already circulating about who his next opponent may be and whether he may head straight for the Championship fight with Charles Oliveira.

Being back in training is huge for McGregor as it genuinely looked like his injury had career-ending potential, however he took to Instagram this week to show his fans and followers that he is back preparing for his next fight, whoever it may be.

He posted a picture on Instagram in boxing gloves, with the following caption:

“No one has a road without bumps – but winning is about a positive attitude and determination and hard work. I am back and only getting better.”

However, his followers were quick to address the situation with his leg. One fan commented: “The left leg looks a little stiff.” Another one added: “You can still see his leg doesn’t look right. Not natural.”

The comments kept coming: “But your leg is not straight”, “Your ankle still looks bent”, while another fan chose to shine a more optimistic light on McGregor’s return:

“You are not perfect, but you are pretty damn close! Keep it up. Can’t wait to see you do an Aldo on Oliveira. I will be there live to witness.”

McGregor claimed that stress fractures in his leg, caused in the build-up to the fight with Poirier, were the reason his leg snapped, and that he was warned beforehand.

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