Before he became the famous big-talking figure he is today, Conor McGregor was a plumber's apprentice in Dublin. He eventually made the choice to train full-time and fight on the European MMA circuit before turning to the UFC in 2012.
Source: The Hollywood Reporter
McGregor raked in $99 million over the past year, thanks mostly to his boxing match with Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Source: Forbes
Although he hasn’t stepped foot in the UFC Octagon professionally since November 2016, the $85 million he banked from the boxing match was his biggest paycheck in 2017 and more than five times his previous top paycheck.
Source: Forbes
That fight had 4.3 million pay-per-view buys and generated more than $550 million in revenue.
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He made as much as $622,000 per second in 2015 when he knocked out Jose Aldo in 13 seconds.
Source: Forbes
This win broke Ronda Rousey’s earnings-per-second record of slightly more than $147,000, according to Forbes.
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McGregor also has a residency deal with the Wynn Las Vegas for all of his after-parties.
Source: Forbes
The Conor McGregor F.A.S.T. conditioning system is a "zone-based workout program for ultimate performance." It can be used on its own as an exercise regimen, or it can be incorporated into an existing one.
Source: McGregor FAST
He'll be promoting the whiskey across a six-fight deal he signed with the UFC. The liquor company is set to be a sponsor in every UFC event in which McGregor competes.
Source: Forbes
And possibly a bigger fan of posting pictures of himself driving them. The bright green Lamborghini Huracán has a base price of $199,805 as of 2016.
Source: Business Insider
We can expect to see a lot more family fun from the MMA champion as he prepares to welcome his second child with long-time girlfriend Dee Devlin.
Source: Dee Devlin Instagram