Conor McGregor Undergoes Successful 3.5 Hr. Surgery to Fix Broken Leg
Conor McGregor Undergoes Successful Surgery on Broken Leg ... Rod, Plate & Screws To Repair
UPDATE
7:09 PM PT -- Conor just Tweeted following his operation, writing ... "Just out of the surgery room guys! Surgery went excellent! Feeling tremendous! 6 weeks on crutch and we build back! Let’s go! God bless 🙏"
Conor McGregor just underwent a successful 3.5-hour surgery in Los Angeles ... where doctors inserted a rod in his tibia and his fibula was fixed with plates and screws, sources tell TMZ Sports.
McGregor -- who suffered the gruesome lower leg injury during his fight with Dustin Poirier at UFC 264 -- was transported to Cedars-Sinai hospital in L.A. where he underwent the procedure this afternoon.
Sources tell us Conor had an intramedullary rod inserted in the tibia ... along with a small plate and screws attached to the fibula.
The surgery went "very well," according to our sources ... and the early prognosis for McGregor looks promising.
Dr. Ellatrache -- head of Sports Trauma at Cedars -- and trauma orthopedic surgeon Milton Little performed the procedure.
We're told Conor is expected to remain in the hospital until Tuesday or Wednesday.
Originally Published -- 7/11 4:29 PM PT
