Conor McGregor works up a sweat in Versace underwear aboard luxury £2.7million Lamborghini megayacht
CONOR MCGREGOR left little to the imagination as he worked up a sweat in his underwear on a Lamborghini megayacht.
The UFC star is enjoying some downtime with his wife Dee Devlin and their three children, Conor Jr, 6, Croia, 4, and Rian, 2.
McGregor, 35, however, is still keeping up his fitness as he did a session on an exercise bike.
Feeling the heat though the fighter felt the need to strip down to just his Versace underwear and New Balance trainers.
He was snapped looking back at the camera while on the bike in his pants and uploaded it to his Instagram account.
He wrote: “Team!! @mcgregorfast’s inaugural mega ‘3KO’ event is coming up soon in Los Angeles, are you training? Let me see.
“The podium top spot is a throne! #teamMcGregorFAST.”
Fashion designer Donatella Versace was a fan of McGregor’s choice of underwear as she commented: “Leaving everyone else BEHIND .”
While his 46.8million Instagram followers gave him some mixed reviews.
One said: “Trendsetter everyone is gonna do the peloton in they briefs from now on.”
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A second wrote: “Patrick Bateman vibes going on here.”
A third joked: “Not the angle we needed.”
A fourth said: “Bro is in his baddie era.”
While another added: “Mcgregor in some tighty whiteys looking back at us on a peloton is not what I expected to wake up to.”
McGregor and his family are aboard the £2.7million vessel as they are holidaying off the Spanish coast.
The Irishman has recently reentered Usada’s drug testing pool but he’s believed to have triggered a split between the anti-doping authority and the UFC.
The US Anti-Doping Agency confirmed his return to the drug-testing pool – before announcing they are splitting with the MMA promotion in January.
McGregor reentered the testing pool on October 8 but he may not have to wait the customary six months before returning to action.
Usada requires athletes who have been out of action to submit to six months of testing and provide, at least two negative tests, before they are given the green light to compete again.
The Dubliner, who suffered a broken leg against Dustin Poirier in his last fight back in July 2021, was expected to face Michael Chandler in December.
But that potential showdown had been scuppered because of the testing rules.
His return to testing would usually mean he would not be able to return until at least mid-April – which is around the time president Dana White is expected to book a blockbuster UFC 300 card.
However, protocol could controversially change after Usada revealed that the UFC have opted against renewing their contract with them.