Conor McGregor Returns To IG W/ Thick Bootyful Woman: “Sparring Cubans In Miami In Retirement”

UFC icon Conor McGregor is back on his social media grind. The recently retired MMA fighter returned to Instagram this week to let fans know he’s back-back.

Despite some negative press surrounding his name this week, McGregor returned to IG last night with shots of himself boxing.

Look who's bizzzzzack! lol @TheNotoriousMMA #SOHHNews pic.twitter.com/Y6eYxj0WD7

— SOHH (@sohh) March 29, 2019

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Maybe MMA is done but boxing is back-back? lol @TheNotoriousMMA #SOHHNews pic.twitter.com/mhn01IMulx

— SOHH (@sohh) March 29, 2019

A few days ago, reports emerged about a sexual assault investigation involving McGregor happening.

In a December story, the Irish Mirror reported that an assault by a “well-known celebrity” took place after the alleged victim spent a night socializing with friends in south Dublin. The woman, stated to be in her 20s by the Mirror, reportedly suffered serious injuries at the luxury hotel that left her clothes stained with blood. She did not make a formal complaint to police until an acquaintance did so on her behalf, the Irish Times reported. Authorities have questioned McGregor, but he was released and has not been charged, according to the New York Times. (People)

McGregor’s spokeswoman Karen Kessler issued a statement on the situation.

“This story has been circulating for some time and it is unclear why it is being reported now,” Kessler said in a statement to PEOPLE. “The assumption that the Conor retirement announcement today is related to this rumor is absolutely false. Should Conor fight in the future it must be in an environment where fighters are respected for their value, their skill, their hard work and their dedication to the sport.” (Statement)

Early Tuesday, McGregor went to Twitter to break retirement news to fans.

Say it ain't sooooooo!!!! @TheNotoriousMMA #SOHHNews pic.twitter.com/wK5LyDZDIy

— SOHH (@sohh) March 26, 2019

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Statement from Dana White (@danawhite) on Conor McGregor’s retirement announcement moments ago, via text. pic.twitter.com/MNPnYypKPn

— Brett Okamoto (@bokamotoESPN) March 26, 2019