DONALD "Cowboy" Cerrone has gone through an unbelievable body transformation since his retirement.
And the former UFC fighter, 39, has confirmed steroids have helped him bulk up, adding he's been on the "good s--t."
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MMA fans noticed a change in Cerrone's physique after he retired following a loss to Jim Miller at UFC 276 in July 2022.
And in a recent Instagram post, Cowboy admitted to putting on 45 pounds — thanks to supplements he's been using.
"I was 175 pounds pretty much my entire UFC career," he said in the video that shows Cerrone working out before and after his body transformation.
"I'm now 220 [pounds] and I'm starting to really shred up and put on a lot of muscle mass and you can really tell.
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"I mean, just over the last few videos, I've had people like, 'Wow, you're a lot bigger.'
"Well, yeah. I'm on the good sh**."
In the caption, Cerrone added he'd done a lot of research before picking up the best supplement provider.
"I told y’all when I retired I was gonna go swoll nation, and it’s not steroids from your uncle Bob slingin em behind the corner gas station," the caption read.
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"I looked at TONS of companies and found literally the best one."
Cowboy also openly discussed his steroid use in an appearance on the Calabasas Fight Companion podcast a couple of weeks ago.
In the episode, Cerrone said he now understands why PEDs are banned in the world of sports.
“I was just literally yesterday in Vegas and I was telling everybody like... I understand why steroids are illegal now that I’m injecting them into my body,” he said.
“I feel like I’m f—king 20 again.
“The training would never stop. You could just literally train as hard as you wanted to, wake up the next day recovered and fresh.
And he added: "It’s the fountain of youth.”
Cerrone has focused on his Hollywood career since hanging up his gloves and appeared on the big screen in movies such as Project Legion and El Paso 11:55.
