Conor McGregor is gearing up for his highly anticipated return to MMA at UFC 303 in June, where he’ll face off against Michael Chandler in a welterweight showdown…
And it appears that he’ll even stop drinking in order to get further ahead.
McGregor, a former two-division UFC champion, has been out of action for the past three years due to a leg injury sustained in his fight against Dustin Poirier.
And now, ahead of his comeback fight, McGregor has pledged to quit drinking – claiming that there will be a period of sobriety as he begins his training camp.
Here is what he said in a recent social media post:
My brother Justin Bieber, the Mac has your back for life!
From Beverly Hills to the Bahamas!
See you in Vegas bro, it’s game on, the Mac is back!Five more nights on the delicious and then that be that, see ya’s tonight.
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So, as McGregor prepares to make his long-awaited return to the UFC, he appears determined to focus on his training and regain his status as one of the sport’s top fighters.
How do you think his bout with Chandler will go?
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