Conor McGregor will make his much-anticipated return to the octagon when he fights Donald 'Cowboy' Cerrone at UFC 246 in Las Vegas tomorrow.
It is the first time the Irishman has fought professionally since his controversial fourth-round defeat by Khabib Nurmagomedov in October 2018.
Despite the welterweight bout being a non-title fight, it is set to break pay-per-view figures, with McGregor saying he will earn a record 80 million pounds.
McGregor might have spent more than a year away from the UFC, but he has never been far from the headlines.
Five months after his defeat by Nurmagomedov, McGregor announced on social media that he had retired from the sport - but that turned out to be premature.
[Source: BBC]
