CONOR MCGREGOR looked his biggest ever following a gruelling home workout.
The UFC's poster boy has been hitting the weights hard during his recovery from the horrific broken leg he suffered last July.
McGregor, 34, has piled on pounds of muscle during his hiatus from the cage – and it was on show as he posed for a post-workout snap.
The MMA superstar posted a picture of himself looking jacked to his Instagram page early on Saturday morning.
The Notorious' shoulder and bicep muscles were bulging at the seams and covered in veins.
Unlike most of his gym pictures, McGregor didn't include a written caption – opting instead to accompany the snap with a Black spades emoji.
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The Irishman's legion of followers were quick to comment, with one saying: "Viking."
Another said: "Beast."
And another said: "Ready to kill."
One remarked: "Da big man ting."
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Another chimed in: "Looks like Conor is fighting this year, he's trimmed down."
One McGregor fan added: "Bro is looking huge."
McGregor shattered his left leg in his Las Vegas trilogy fight with Dustin Poirier last July.
The Dubliner was on course for an autumn UFC return but recently admitted he's still not able to kick properly.
And manager Tim Simspon has revealed he WON'T return to the octagon this year.
When asked about McGregor's role in a remake of Road House, he told MMAJunkie: "A fun little venture then switching back to climbing the mountain again.
"It fits in perfectly. He’s still on track for a big return next year."
He added: "Acting wasn't something I think Conor had at the very front of his mind, right now he's still a world-class athlete and his focus is being the best fighter in the world.
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"But as the injury continues to heal and he continues to prepare for a comeback, the timing worked well.
"It's a great opportunity to do a big Hollywood blockbuster in meantime and he's going to kill it.
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