Conor McGregor displays his ripped physique as he poses shirtless on a horse while soaking up the sun in Dubai
He recently lost his highly-anticipated comeback in a lightweight clash against Dustin Poirier in Abu Dhabi.
And Conor McGregor displayed his ripped physique as he posed shirtless while riding a horse in Dubai in an Instagram snap he shared on Thursday.
The UFC star, 32, travelled to the UAE earlier this month for his fight against Dustin, sharing a snap of himself on board a luxurious yacht as he made the work trip.
Abroad: Conor McGregor displayed his ripped physique as he posed shirtless while riding a horse in Dubai in an Instagram snap he shared on Thursday.
Conor showcased his washboard abs in the photo as he posed on the beach while sporting a pair of beige shorts.
Showing off his array of inkings, the MMA fighter captioned the snap: ‘Back on the horse!’
Conor, who posed with the famous Burj Al-Arab hotel visible in the background, looked like he was enjoying his well-earned break following his fight.
The fighter previously spent some of lockdown in a £1million Algarve mansion with views of the Atlantic with his fiancee Dee Devlin and their two children Conor Jnr and Croia.
Travel: The UFC star, 32, travelled to the UAE earlier this month for his fight against Dustin Poirier, sharing a snap of himself on board a luxurious yacht as he made the work trip
Conor was renting the villa in November and it boasted an infinity pool and cinema room for guests.
It comes after Conor made his highly-anticipated comeback in a lightweight clash against Dustin Poirier, with hopes that a win would act as a springboard for a run at the title he won in 2016.
However, Conor fell flat at the first hurdle with Poirier exacting revenge over his 2014 defeat by the Notorious, knocking the former two-weight world champion out in the second round.
Fun in the sun: Conor looked like he was enjoying his well-earned break following his fight
And according to The National News, the UFC recorded 1.6m pay-per-view purchases for the event from Fight Island, with 1.2m buys in the United States and 400,000 internationally.
That figure ranks as the third-highest grossing PPV in the history of the sport, and betters any other event in the last year, including Conor’s UFC 246 bout with Donald Cerrone last January.
Conor now occupies the top three places for pay-per-views in UFC history, with his grudge match with Khabib Nurmagomedov topping the list at 2.4m buys, while his rematch with Nate Diaz got 1.65m buys.
Hard luck: Conor recently lost his highly-anticipated comeback in a lightweight clash against Dustin Poirier in Abu Dhabi