Conor McGregor has continued his worrying trend of outlandish social media posts by sharing an Instagram story where he seems to react wildly to a full moon.
The UFC legend can't be seen in the video, which he shared to his 46.2million followers yesterday evening, but can be heard loudly proclaiming "that's a f***ing moon!" Before going wild off camera with pals in a car. It appears that the group were heading towards a party of some description as he shared photos shortly after showing food and drinks.
McGregor has been working towards a return to the octagon after breaking his leg last year during his trilogy bout with Dustin Poirier. However, he is still not cleared for full contact MMA sparring, and appears to be spending a lot of his time off partying with pals during his world travels.
He has previously shared messages on Instagram showing off his lavish lifestyle that includes frequent drinking of his Proper 12 whiskey and indulging in other luxuries. In one video he showed off a fancy drink at his pub the Black Forge with the caption "After training/working, never forget to unwind!"
Over the last few months, McGregor has shared a number of weird posts to his followers on social media. These include voice notes on Twitter where he has threatened fellow fighters such as Michael Bisping and countless tweets which he has deleted shortly afterwards.
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The Irishman is expected to make his return in the early part of next year, once he has been allowed to compete fully. He will be making a full transition to welterweight after packing on size during his time off, and is planning to become the first fighter in history to win world titles at three different weight classes.
But he will likely have to take at least one tune-up fight before going straight in for the belt, with Kamaru Usman owed a trilogy bout following his shock defeat to Leon Edwards in August. The Brit has been told that he will be given a Wembley Stadium homecoming against Usman for the title in a major pay-per-view event that could see the division held up into the summer.
