‘So horny I could write a book on dead rats’ – UFC legend Conor McGregor quickly deletes bizarre tweet to 10m followers

CONOR MCGREGOR has seemingly aimed another dig at former pal Artem Lobov – by claiming he’s so “horny” he could “write a book on dead rats.”

The UFC poster boy’s former buddy and training partner launched a multi-million lawsuit against him last month over claims he helped him come up with the idea of his Proper No.12 Whiskey.

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McGregor hasn’t shied away from sharing his thoughts on Lobov’s legal action, repeatedly branding him a “rat”.

And The Notorious seemingly did so again on Wednesday morning with a bizarrely worded and since-deleted tweet.

The MMA superstar tweeted to his near ten million followers: “I’m so horny I could write a book on dead rats.”

McGregor has already had two victories over Lobov in their legal battle, the first being the rejection of the latter’s bid to fast-track the case to Ireland’s Commerical Court.

He’s also been legally cleared to refer to the Russian as a “rat”, which he’s repeatedly done in since-deleted Twitter voice notes.

McGregor – the UFC’s first simultaneous two-weight world champion – hasn’t set foot inside the octagon in over 17 months.

The Irishman was sidelined by a horrific broken leg, which he suffered in his Las Vegas trilogy fight with Dustin Poirier.

But Mystic Mac is seemingly fighting fit and ready to return to the cage following a dramatic body transformation.

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McGregor, 34, is hoping to return to the cage early next year, recently saying: “Early 2023 I’m aiming for.

“Sometime in that first quarter.

“That will give me a good couple of months [to prepare].

“Once I wrap this [filming Road House] up in a couple of days, get the camp going [for] a good couple of months. And get going.”

Conor McGregor is hoping to return to the octagon early next yearSPORTSFILE

McGregor, however, must re-enrol in the United States Anti-Doping Agency’s testing pool for a minimum of six months before he can compete again.

But the UFC and USADA could grant him an exemption to make a swift return provided he returns two negative tests.

He said late last month: “I’m clear for testing in February.

“I will complete my two tests per USADA & we are booking a fight.”