Former UFC title challenger Anthony Smith is concerned by how Conor McGregor is seemingly healed up from his leg damage. “The Infamous” broke his leg at UFC 264 a 12 months in the past however has been posting coaching movies and hinting at a return.
“Lionheart” additionally finds it odd that McGregor was capable of get himself out of the USADA testing pool whilst an energetic fighter on the UFC roster.
“There’s just one motive you’d try this. He’s trying jacked as shit. You retain seeing movies of him flexing in entrance of mirrors and screaming and he’s big. He healed actually quick. Like, actually quick,” Smith mentioned on the Consider You Me podcast (transcript by MMA Junkie).
Smith in contrast McGregor’s restoration to different fighters who suffered the identical ugly damage.
“(Chris) Weidman nonetheless hasn’t (from his damaged leg). I talked to Weidman as we speak. He’s nonetheless having struggles. He’s nonetheless struggling to get again. Anderson (Silva) took a very long time. Corey Hill took a very long time.
Anyone who’s damaged their leg has taken a very long time. He’s seemingly fairly healed up. It simply bugs me that he will get to leap out of the pool, juice up on no matter he’s juiced on, after which simply soar again within the pool and nobody’s going to say shit about it?
“I don’t know. It’s bizarre. It bothers me.”
Since his UFC 264 loss to Dustin Poirier, McGregor (22-6) is watching a two-fight skid. Whereas on his present hiatus from combating, the MMA star has been concerned in different extra-curricular, together with a job within the remake of the 1989 traditional Street Home.