Conor Mcgregor and Donald Cerrone will square off against each other at UFC 246 inside T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas. The former lightweight champion will return after a long lay off of more than a year. However, he will be returning to the welterweight division.

While Donald Cerrone has considerably more experience than Conor at 170, both the fighters looked strong and ripped going into the fight. We look at the amazing body transformation of both these fighters and analyze the difficulties they might face with their return to the welterweight division.

Conor Mcgregor at 170

It won’t be wrong to say that this is the best Mcgregor has looked since a very long time. Mcgregor’s last outing at the welterweight division came against Nate Diaz at UFC 202. He won the fight via majority decision but had a hard time fighting the Stockton native.

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There are a lot of factors that affected Mcgregor’s performance at 170. He jumped divisions, after a scintillating victory against Jose Aldo for the featherweight championship. Additionally, he switched from featherweight to welterweight in three months to face Diaz for the first time at 170 at UFC 196.

Looking at Conor Mcgregor today, coming back from a hiatus, he looks better than ever. Mcgregor doesn’t seem too keen on dropping weight again and looks incredibly fit for his welterweight return. He looks naturally built, and the year off has made him look better and more efficient ahead of his much-anticipated return.

Here’s a look at Conor Mcgregor ahead of his fight against Donald Cerrone at UFC 246.

Donald Cerrone at 170

Donald Cerrone looks in great shape ahead of his welterweight return. He will be returning to the division after fighting at lightweight in 2019. Cerrone’s last fight came against Justin Gaethje in September. However, it is yet to be seen how ready is Cowboy for his return to 170, after sharing his desire to hold the championship belt at lightweight.

However, Cerrone’s experience at the welterweight division will help the UFC veteran going into the fight. He looks good and much stronger than he was at lightweight. Here’s a look at Donald Cerrone and his brilliant transformation despite the time constraints in the lead up to this match.