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Published 15:21 2 Jan 2023 GMT

Fans have been speculating about the 34-year-old's weight, with many happy to see him enjoying himself following retirement.
One person said: "Don't think people realise how big he was in his prime, in shape. I’d say 180lb minimum more like 200lb. Now? 220-240lb minimum - good on the lad eat those burgers son."
Another added: "I’d honestly say anywhere from 190-210lb. But he’s not training anymore and he’s enjoying retirement so who cares."
Meanwhile others began to imagine him fighting at a higher weight category, if he was to ever make a return, and named McGregor as a potential opponent.
"He weighs the same as Conor. Khabib vs Conor at heavyweight," said one fan.
While it would certainly be a high-profile fight, it's very unlikely to happen.
McGregor himself is focused on his own return to the octagon as he prepares to fight for the first time in 16 months however back in November, the Irishman offered Khabib a rematch.
"I’m still here if you want to go again. But your fear of defeat means you’ve already lost. Run from it all you want. We all lose in the end. Death takes us all. I fear nothing but God."
The Russian defeated McGregor during their 2018 meet, but despite McGregor's offer, Khabib wasn't interested in making a comeback from retirement.
He said: "Of course, now I’m big because I’m now like almost two years I’m finished with fights, you know. And I try to enjoy. I try to enjoy. But every day I train."
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