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UFC star Conor McGregor works on jiu-jitsu training and reveals his goal is to ‘hit nothing but skull and gut’

Published on November 10, 2022 at 06:58 PM

CONOR McGREGOR has revealed he is working on his jiu-jitsu ahead of a return to the octagon.

The UFC superstar, 34, has not fought since breaking his leg in the July 2021 defeat to Dustin Poirier.

McGregor shared this picture of a jiu-jitsu session
McGregor took a selfie while doing the school run on Thursday

It has been a long road back for the Irishman, but he is currently in the final stages of his recovery.

And now he has revealed he is focused on hitting the head and stomach when he returns to competing.

Speaking on Instagram, he said: “SBG Jiu Jitsu. The goal is position, and to hit nothing but skull and gut.

“My g’n’p accuracy stat must be in the high 90 per cents.

“I can’t recall missing one grounded strike from any grounded position ever in a fight.

“Cruising along nicely, steady wins the race ☘️❤️.”;

McGregor also shared a picture of him doing the school run with wife Dee and his kids.

And he added: “The school run is some buzz 😂❤️.”;

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McGregor recently unveiled a clean shaved look as fans were left gobsmacked by just how different he appears.

But it will still be a few months until the Dublin fighter will be in the octagon once more.

McGregor claimed last month he is planning to make his comeback in the early part of next year.

He said on Instagram Live: “I’m going to be back soon, hopefully. Early 2023 I’m aiming for. Sometime in that first quarter.”;

McGregor, 34, is currently in the Dominican Republic filming his scenes for Hollywood remake Road House.

And he plans to jump straight back into training after he finishes his filming obligations.

He added: “That will give me a good couple of months [to prepare].

“Once I wrap this up in a couple of days, get the camp going [for] a good couple of months. And get going.”;

But, despite what he is saying, he won’t be back until April at the earliest as he is currently out of the United States Anti-Doping Agency’s testing pool and has yet to be tested this year.

USADA requires UFC fighters to be enrolled in their year-round testing programme in order to compete in the octagon.

McGregor suffered a broken leg in the defeat to Poirier last year
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