When MMA fans engage in discussions, Conor McGregor’s name invariably emerges as arguably the most prominent figure in the sport’s history. The Irishman has solidified his status as the world’s wealthiest MMA fighter, often viewed as second only to Dana White, boasting a net worth of $200 million. However, recent reports suggest a staggering claim from McGregor himself – that his net worth has doubled, nearing the billion-dollar mark, potentially surpassing Dana White, the half-billion-dollar business mogul. These new developments have certainly piqued interest in McGregor’s financial ascent.
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Conor McGregor has doubled his networth
During an interview with the UFC’s Megan Olivi three months ago, coinciding with the start of TUF 31, Conor McGregor dropped a bombshell. He openly shared that he had already accumulated a substantial $650 million in earnings throughout his career at that juncture.
What’s even more astonishing, McGregor boldly expressed his aspiration to reach the highly coveted $1 billion milestone in the relatively near future. He stated, “It’s motivating, obviously Michael Jordan is at the top spot with the Jordan brand took him there, he’s worth multiple billions, 3.3 I think he’s made. I’m closing in on a billion now, I think I’m at about 650 million all in I’ve made.” (10:16 onwards)
Although Conor McGregor is often associated with his extravagant lifestyle and extravagant expenditures, he initially gained fame through his relentless work ethic and unwavering commitment. He achieved a groundbreaking feat in UFC history by becoming the first fighter to simultaneously hold two championship belts.
Consequently, both financially and in terms of popularity, McGregor has reaped the rewards, solidifying his status as the company’s biggest draw and, as a result, earning millions.
McGregor has always expressed his motivation to work hard, aiming to enjoy a lavish lifestyle and provide the very best for his loved ones. He has certainly lived up to that promise. With his impending return to the UFC, either in December of this year or in 2024, it’s safe to anticipate that McGregor will continue to amass substantial earnings from his appearances. This comeback could indeed mark a significant step toward his goal of becoming a billionaire.
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