Georges St-Pierre looks so torn as always eight years after his last MMA fight.
'Rush' has not fought anymore since he has submitted Michael Bisping to become a two -weight champion on UFC 217 in November 2017.
However, Georges St-Pierre has since documented his training sessions on social media.
They have allowed him to stay fragmented, even if he has been retired for a long time and in his mid -forty.
Georges St-Pierre celebrates after beating Michael Bisping on UFC 217. Credit: Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC via Getty Images
Georges St-Pierre completes 72 hours quickly
On Thursday, Georges St-Pierre shared a shirtless photo of him that looked more than ever.
“Power of fasting, now I am hungry,” he scored the post.
In the comments, 'GSP' confirmed that he completed a fast of 72 hours, including two days without water.
“1 Water + 2 Dry quickly. 3 days in total, St-Pierre wrote in response to a curious fan.
It was not long before one of the greatest hunters of all time was flooded with compliments.
Fans and hunters praised the willpower of St-Pierre and also paid tribute to his torn physique.
“Yess !!! looks a good man,” wrote former UFC hunter Alan Jouban. While MMA legend Mark Coleman added: “The king who looks great.”
“Beast,” wrote a fan.
“Looks better than most boys of his age,” noted someone else.
The next 155 pounds UFC goal Triple Champ Champ, “someone else joked.
“You still look 27 brother, your lifestyle is unparalleled,” said a sixth fan on the identical X-post of St-Pierre.
Will Georges St-Pierre ever fight again?
Of course, fans continue to call to return Georges St-Pierre to combat sports.
The 44-year-old recently told the Bloody Elbow that he is '100 percent' for a comeback on one important condition.
“I try to get 100 percent back,” said St-Pierre after fighting health problems and injuries in recent years.
“If it is for a good cause, I mean that I would never again fight in mixed martial arts, try to prove that I am the strongest man, this is over. But if it is a special event for an event, perhaps a good cause, for fans, the risk of injury is minimized.
“I still like to compete, but for various reasons. Maybe not, I don't close the door there.”
So, although we will never see St-Pierre in the UFC again, he could soon return to the mats.