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Conor McGregor Pushing Rehab Limits After Injury
16 Aug
Summary
- McGregor is recovering rapidly from ACL surgery performed eight days prior.
- He demonstrates unprecedented quad activation eight days post-operation.
- The fighter targets a 2027 return to the Octagon to fulfill his contract.
Conor McGregor is demonstrating an extraordinary pace of recovery following surgery for a torn ACL. The injury occurred in his recent fight at UFC 329, marking his return to action after a five-year hiatus. Just eight days after his procedure, McGregor posted a video showcasing significant progress, highlighting his ability to activate his quadriceps muscles—a feat described as unheard of at such an early stage post-operation.
McGregor is undergoing advanced training in California and expressed his commitment to a full recovery. His goal is to return to the Octagon for at least one more bout in 2027. This return would allow him to fulfill his current UFC contract and compete at the highest level once again.
