These photos show how Conor McGregor's body has drastically changed as he's accelerated through the UFC

Both men weighed-in at 170-pounds, which is bang on the welterweight limit.
McGregor appeared to look strong on the scales, which is a far cry from how gaunt he looked when he last weighed-in as a featherweight, in a 2015 match against Jose Aldo.
The difference in size in the photographs below lays bay how drastic McGregor's bodily change has been through the years.
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LAS VEGAS Two photographs highlight how Conor McGregor's body has drastically changed through the years as a UFC athlete.

The Irish striker, who fights Donald Cerrone in a non-title welterweight bout at UFC 246 in the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Saturday, weighed-in at the welterweight limit of 170-pounds at the Park MGM on Friday the same weight as Cerrone, who hit the scales earlier.

McGregor looked strong on the scales, which is a stark contrast to how gaunt he appeared when he made weight as a featherweight in 2015.

This is what McGregor looked like on Friday:

Conor McGregor Photo by YouTube / The MacLife

And here he is in 2015, weighing in as a featherweight for the last time in his career:

Conor McGregor featherweight Photo by Sportsfile/Corbis/Sportsfile via Getty Images

Once McGregor defeated Jose Aldo to win the UFC featherweight championship, he jumped two divisions to fight a two-bout rivalry with Nate Diaz at welterweight, losing one and winning the other.

After that, he knocked out Eddie Alvarez in a lightweight championship fight, left UFC for two years, but returned against Khabib Nurmagomedov, losing a lightweight title match.

This weekend he is back at welterweight, has previously said he wants to fight thrice in 2020 , and could drop back down to lightweight in the near future.

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