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Conor McGregor keeps hinting at his return to the octagon through his social media. The Notorious drops videos of him training, which get the fans more excited. 

McGregor has also shown signs of improvement and evolution in terms of his fighting style. The Irishman has talked about implementing new facets to his game, which in return will evolve his style even more.

In more recent training footage of the ‘Mystic Mac’, he can be seen drilling kicks, ‘head-kicks’ to be more specific.

The Video Clip Shows Reflections of Old Conor

The former UFC champion took to his YouTube channel to share his progress with his fans. McGregor was also seen in a more karate stance, something to which fans did pay attention. 

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Conor McGregor is on a two-fight losing streak in the UFC, and according to experts, a major contributor to that has been his new style of fighting. 

McGregor was prominently a kickboxer with a very wide stance that allowed him to throw more kicks and stay light on his feet.

Over the last two fights, the Irishman switched to a more boxing-like posture, which required him to be heavy on his lead leg, which made him more susceptible to leg kicks. 

In the second Poirier fight, at UFC 257, ‘The Diamond’ took full advantage of the front-foot heavy McGregor. He chopped his lead leg to a point where McGregor’s striking was nullified. 

With the recent footage, McGregor fans took a sigh of relief when they saw their fighter go back to his own fighting style. The comments were filled with appreciation and fans were excited to see the notorious return and displayed this rejuvenated style inside the cage.

Conor McGregor Eyeing 2023 to Make a Return

Conor McGregor’s last fight inside the octagon was the trilogy fight with Dustin Poirier at UFC 264. McGregor severely injured his leg during the last seconds of the very first round. 

Since then, the Irishman has been dropping videos where he can be seen sharpening his skill-set. McGregor and his management sight 2023 as an appropriate return date. 

Several fighters have called out the former UFC champ, including the lightweight champion, Charles Oliveira. It’ll be interesting to see who McGregor fights next.

Who do you want McGregor to face in his return fight?