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Conor McGregor

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  • Conor McGregor needed thirteen seconds on the 12th of December 2015 to knock out José Aldo with a left hook at UFC 194 in Las Vegas. The punch ended Aldo's seven-year reign as featherweight champion and his run of eighteen straight wins. No title fight in UFC history has ever finished faster. Yet that knockout is only one of the odd facts about this Irish fighter. He has held titles in two weight classes at the same moment. He has stepped into a boxing ring against an undefeated champion. He has been investigated, sued and convicted. He has also announced a run for the presidency of Ireland. How does a young man from Dublin become someone that sports regulators, sponsors and governments all have to answer? What did he do in the cage that persuaded millions of people to pay to watch? And what happened when the attention that made him rich turned toward his behaviour outside it?

  • Conor Anthony McGregor was born in Dublin on the 14th of July 1988 to Tony and Margaret McGregor. His father came from Liverpool and was the son of an English mother and an Irish father. The family lived in Crumlin, and Conor went to Irish-language schools, including Gaelcholáiste Coláiste de hÍde in Tallaght.

    Sport came early. He played football for Lourdes Celtic Football Club. At the age of 12 he began boxing at Crumlin Boxing Club, partly to defend himself against bullies and partly to build his confidence.

    When he was 13, the family moved to Lucan, in Dublin. His parents pushed him into a plumbing apprenticeship. He lasted a year and found the work hard and dull. Lucan also brought him Tom Egan, a future UFC fighter, and the two began training mixed martial arts together. His heroes were Naseem Hamed, Muhammad Ali and Bruce Lee.

    On the 17th of February 2007, aged 18, McGregor made his amateur debut against Kieran Campbell for the Ring of Truth promotion in Dublin. He won by first-round TKO, turned professional and signed with Cage of Truth. In 2008 he began training at the Straight Blast Gym in Dublin under the coach John Kavanagh.

    The professional record did not start cleanly. McGregor stopped Gary Morris in the second round on the 9th of March 2008 and beat Mo Taylor next. Then the submission specialist Artemij Sitenkov caught him in a kneebar. After he beat Stephen Bailey, McGregor wondered whether to follow a different career. His mother contacted Kavanagh, and that call pulled him back into the sport. He later lost to Joseph Duffy by arm-triangle choke.

    Between 2011 and 2012 he won eight fights in a row. Along the way he took both the Cage Warriors featherweight and lightweight championships. That made him the first European professional mixed martial artist to hold titles in two divisions at once.

    In February 2013 the UFC president Dana White travelled to Dublin to accept a Gold Medal of Honorary Patronage. The Philosophical Society of Trinity College was presenting it. White was flooded with requests to sign McGregor. After meeting the fighter and speaking with the UFC chief executive Lorenzo Fertitta, White offered him a contract within days. McGregor became only the second Irish fighter to compete for the company, after his teammate Tom Egan.

  • Stockholm hosted McGregor's UFC debut on the 6th of April 2013 against Marcus Brimage. He knocked Brimage out in the first round and collected his first Knockout of the Night award. On the 17th of August 2013 he beat Max Holloway by unanimous decision after Andy Ogle withdrew with an injury. An MRI scan afterwards showed that McGregor had torn his anterior cruciate ligament during the fight. Surgery would keep him out for as long as ten months.

    On the 19th of July 2014 he came back at The O2 in Dublin in front of 9,500 people. Cole Miller had pulled out with a thumb injury, so Diego Brandão took the fight. Referee Leon Roberts halted it at 4:05 of the first round. Before his next bout, McGregor met Lorenzo Fertitta and signed a new multi-fight contract.

    On the 27th of September 2014, at UFC 178, he faced Dustin Poirier. McGregor landed fewer significant strikes, nine to Poirier's ten. But he pressed Poirier onto his back foot and then landed a left hook behind the ear. Referee Herb Dean stopped it at 1:46 of round one. It was the first time Poirier had lost in the UFC by KO or TKO. Dennis Siver fell by second-round TKO on the 18th of January 2015, giving McGregor three straight Performance of the Night awards.

    The fight with José Aldo was announced on the 30th of January 2015 for UFC 189. The two men then toured eight cities in five countries over twelve days. The tour ran from Rio de Janeiro on the 20th of March to Dublin on the 31st of March. Dana White said the UFC had spent more promoting the fight than on any before it. Then, on the 23rd of June, Aldo pulled out with a rib fracture. McGregor stayed on the card and faced Chad Mendes for the interim featherweight title on the 11th of July 2015. The crowd of 16,019 set a Nevada record, and a gate of 7.2 million dollars set a United States record for an MMA event. Sinéad O'Connor sang his entrance song, The Foggy Dew, live. McGregor won by TKO. He then coached opposite Urijah Faber on The Ultimate Fighter, and Faber's fighter Ryan Hall won the tournament.

    Nate Diaz, the winner of The Ultimate Fighter season 5, met McGregor at welterweight at UFC 196 on the 5th of March 2016. The two traded insults at a press conference on the 24th of February, and a scuffle broke out at the pre-fight press conference on the 3rd of March. In the cage, Diaz answered McGregor's early work to the body with combinations of his own. McGregor shot for a double-leg takedown, Diaz sprawled, and Diaz eventually took the mount. McGregor tapped to a rear-naked choke at 4:12 of the second round. It was his first UFC loss. His one-million-dollar purse was the largest the company had ever disclosed. Afterwards he said, "I was inefficient with my energy. It was a battle of energy and he got the better of that."

    A rematch planned for UFC 200 on the 9th of July collapsed when the UFC pulled McGregor for failing to meet media obligations. It took place at UFC 202 on the 20th of August 2016, again at welterweight. McGregor won by majority decision, with scorecards of 48-47, 47-47 and 48-47. Both fights earned Fight of the Night honours.

    On the 12th of November 2016 at Madison Square Garden, McGregor fought Eddie Alvarez for the UFC Lightweight Championship at UFC 205. He dropped Alvarez several times in round one and finished him with a combination in round two. No one had ever held UFC titles in two weight classes at once. Two weeks later, on the 26th of November, his featherweight title was taken away for inactivity. First reports said he had vacated it, but his coach confirmed he had been stripped. McGregor then announced time off to wait for the birth of his first child, due in 2017.

  • Left-handed and mostly a southpaw, McGregor often switches to an orthodox stance in the middle of a fight. He is a counter-striker who prefers to stay standing instead of grappling on the ground. Even so, he likes to be the aggressor. Boxing is widely seen as his best skill, and most of his wins have come by knockout or technical knockout from punches. Many pundits name his pull-back left-handed counter as his most dangerous strike.

    The talking is just as famous as the punching. Before fights, he repeatedly engages in trash talk, which he treats as a kind of psychological warfare against opponents. It earned him the nickname The Notorious. It also brought comparisons with Muhammad Ali, who was one of his early inspirations. When Ali died in June 2016, McGregor said nobody would ever come close to Ali's greatness. He has also compared himself to Bruce Lee.

    The trash talk is not constant. Before facing Donald Cerrone, and before the rematch with Poirier, he stayed respectful and held back. Before his trilogy fight with Poirier, he used it heavily.

    He often trains at the Mjölnir gym in Reykjavik, alongside the UFC fighter Gunnar Nelson. He has said he follows no pre-fight rituals or superstitions because he considers them "a form of fear". Away from training, he supports both Celtic and Manchester United and counts Sergio Ramos as a friend.

    Dee Devlin has been his partner since 2008. They have four children and got engaged in 2020. In December 2025 they married at the Church of Santo Stefano degli Abissini in Vatican City.

  • The Nevada State Athletic Commission said Floyd Mayweather Jr. was guaranteed 100 million dollars for the 26th of August 2017. McGregor was guaranteed 30 million. He had spent the early months of 2017 campaigning for a boxing match with the undefeated champion. After months of negotiation, both sides agreed terms on the 14th of June 2017. They fought at T-Mobile Arena in Paradise, Nevada, at super welterweight, which is 154 pounds, in 8 oz gloves, for the WBC Money Belt.

    The build-up included an ugly moment. At a promotional event in Los Angeles, McGregor told Mayweather, "Dance for me, boy." He then urged the crowd to yell obscenities at Mayweather, his wife and his children. He was accused of racism. Mayweather won by TKO in the 10th round, with scorecards of 87-83, 89-82 and 89-81 at the stoppage.

    The numbers were enormous. The live gate was more than 55 million dollars from 13,094 tickets. Pay-per-view buys passed 5.3 million, with 4,300,000 in the United States on Showtime and 1,007,000 in the United Kingdom on Sky. That made it the second highest-selling pay-per-view event in history. Mayweather reportedly earned around 280 million dollars overall, and McGregor 130 million.

    His cage fights also sold. He headlined the five highest-selling UFC pay-per-view events. The rematch with Nate Diaz drew 1,650,000 buys and beat the record held by UFC 100. His October 2018 fight at UFC 229 drew 2.4 million, the most ever for an MMA event. Across nine of his pay-per-view MMA cards, the total reached 13,342,000 buys.

    Forbes ranked him fourth among the world's highest-paid athletes in 2018, with earnings of 99 million dollars. In 2021 it named him the highest-paid athlete in the world, at a reported 180 million. His 2017 endorsement deals added up to about 7 million dollars, with Beats by Dre, Monster Energy, Reebok and Bud Light. Just before the Mayweather fight he launched a suit line called August McGregor with the tailor David August, aimed at millennials. August had met him about three years earlier through Dana White.

    Drink brought a different kind of money. In September 2018 McGregor launched Proper No. Twelve Irish whiskey in Ireland and the United States, named for the Dublin 12 district around Crumlin. In 2021 he and his partners sold their majority stake to Proximo Spirits, which already owned 49 percent. The deal was reportedly worth 600 million dollars.

    Artem Lobov, a McGregor teammate, claimed in an August 2022 interview that McGregor first planned a vodka and that Lobov suggested whiskey instead. In late November 2022 Lobov sued for five percent of the proceeds. When McGregor aimed social media messages at him, Lobov filed a second suit for defamation, intimidation and harassment. In January 2023 a judge denied that second suit and ordered Lobov to pay the legal fees.

    In 2020 McGregor bought a pub in Crumlin and renamed it the Black Forge Inn. Petrol bombs targeted it in 2022. In 2021 he bought a second pub, the Marble Arch, and launched Forged Irish Stout. In 2024 the Advertising Standards Authority for Ireland upheld complaints about the sexualised nature of the stout's advertising. At 3am on the 25th of July 2025 a fire broke out at the Black Forge Inn. It was put out with no casualties. Gardaí treat it as suspicious but do not believe a petrol bomb was involved. A man in his twenties was arrested the following month.

    On the 27th of April 2024 it was announced that McGregor and his company, McGregor Sports and Entertainment, were part-owners of Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship. He has since appeared at several of its events. In 2022 he was cast beside Jake Gyllenhaal in a remake of the 1989 film Road House, and in the 2024 release he plays a character named Knox.

  • In November 2017, McGregor pleaded guilty to speeding in Rathcoole, County Dublin, and was fined 400 euros. A year later he pleaded guilty to speeding in Kill, County Kildare, and received a 1,000 euro fine and a six-month driving ban. On the 22nd of March 2022 he was arrested in Dublin and charged with six driving offences, including two counts of dangerous driving. A further charge of careless driving followed in September 2022. In July 2024 he received a two-year driving ban and a five-month suspended sentence, on condition that he keep the peace for two years.

    Trouble also followed him into other people's events. On the 10th of November 2017 at Bellator 187 in Dublin, his teammate Charlie Ward knocked out John Redmond. McGregor jumped the cage to celebrate, though he was not a licensed cornerman. He confronted referee Marc Goddard and checked on Redmond, then knocked him down as he tried to rise. Later he slapped a commissioner. The head of the commission said McGregor's conduct put the health and safety of the fighters in the cage at risk.

    On the 11th of March 2019, outside the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach, security cameras caught him smashing a fan's phone on the ground. He was charged with strong-armed robbery and criminal mischief and released on 5,000 dollars bond. The charges were dropped on the 13th of May after the fan's attorney said his client had been made whole.

    On the 6th of April 2019, in the Marble Arch pub in Dublin, McGregor repeatedly offered an older man a shot of whiskey. The man declined each time, and McGregor punched him. TMZ Sports published video of it in August. McGregor pleaded guilty on the 1st of November and was fined 1,000 euros. The court heard he had 18 prior convictions, dating back to 2009. One of them was for an assault causing harm, for which he was given the Probation Act while he was an apprentice plumber.

    On the 10th of June 2023, at Game Four of the NBA Finals in Miami, McGregor staged a skit with the Miami Heat mascot Burnie. He punched the performer inside the costume, Chris Brown, and then landed a second punch that appeared to be off-script. Brown was treated at an emergency room and released. Most of the crowd booed. Three days later McGregor said it was a skit and that all was well.

    The most serious case began with a December 2018 allegation by Nikita Hand that McGregor had beaten and raped her in Dublin. Prosecutors declined to prosecute, and in January 2021 she brought a civil claim for damages in the High Court. McGregor's spokeswoman said the allegations were categorically rejected. The trial was heard before Mr Justice Alexander Owens and a jury. In November 2024 the jury found that McGregor had raped Hand, and he was ordered to pay her nearly 250,000 in damages. In December 2024 the judge ordered him to pay all her legal costs, approximately 1.5 million. Under cross-examination, McGregor admitted using cocaine. Hand said she hoped the case would encourage victims of assault to keep pushing for justice. The Irish Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee, praised her bravery, and so did the Taoiseach, Simon Harris. The jury did not hear that Hand's partner was stabbed in a June 2024 home invasion by attackers in balaclavas.

    Sponsors and retailers moved quickly. IO Interactive ended its collaboration and removed McGregor from its Hitman games. Musgrave Group delisted his stout and whiskey, which took them off the shelves of SuperValu, Centra and others. Tesco Ireland followed, and Wetherspoons stopped selling the stout. Proximo Spirits announced it would no longer feature him on Proper No. Twelve.

    McGregor appealed. At the start of July 2025 he withdrew an application to bring in two new witnesses, Samantha O'Reilly and Steven Cummins, along with their evidence. Hand's lawyers called that a concession that the evidence was a lie, and the court agreed to refer the matter to the Director of Public Prosecutions to consider perjury. On the 31st of July 2025 the appeal failed and the verdict was upheld. In December 2025 the Supreme Court found he had received a fair hearing and refused a further appeal.

    On the 11th of June 2023, Miami police received a report that McGregor had sexually assaulted a woman at the Miami Heat arena. McGregor released a statement denying it, and the case was dropped on the 18th of October. In January 2025 a woman filed a federal lawsuit in Florida against McGregor and the Miami Heat. It alleges sexual assault in a bathroom at the Kaseya Center on the 9th of June 2023, and accuses the team and arena staff of gross negligence.

  • In December 2023, after reports that McGregor was weighing a run for the presidency of Ireland, Elon Musk posted on X, "Not a bad idea." McGregor said that the nation's money was being spent in a way that was "nothing short of criminal". A poll that month found eight percent of respondents would vote for him and 89 percent would not.

    The groundwork came on the 23rd of November 2023, after a woman and three children were stabbed in Dublin. McGregor tweeted that "Ireland is at war" and made anti-immigration statements. Britain First's leader, Paul Golding, urged him to lead a freedom march. McGregor condemned the riots that followed, but wrote that if the government did not act on its plan to ensure Ireland's safety, he would. He also said the attacker should be "tortured and killed". On the 28th of November it was reported that he was under investigation for incitement to hatred. He deleted the posts, and in March 2025 it was announced that he would not be charged.

    On the 26th of November 2023, he criticised the then Taoiseach Leo Varadkar for his comments on immigration. He also faulted Varadkar for not mentioning Hamas when writing about an Irish hostage the group had released. McGregor is a strong supporter of Israel. His views have been described as far-right and populist, and opposition to immigration is his most frequent theme.

    On the 17th of March 2025 McGregor visited the White House at the invitation of President Donald Trump for a Saint Patrick's Day event. He said Ireland was on the cusp of losing its Irishness because of an "illegal immigration racket". Taoiseach Micheál Martin called the comments wrong and said they did not reflect the values of the Irish people. Colum Eastwood of the SDLP said McGregor had never been elected to anything and did not represent the Irish people. The chief executive of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre, Rachel Morrogh, called the meeting shocking, given the jury's finding. Trump described McGregor as "inspiring" and "fantastic". During the visit, McGregor announced that he would stand as an independent in the 2025 presidential election.

    A Sunday Independent poll in April found 7 percent would vote for him and 90 percent would not. Of those asked, 69 percent said they would be less likely to vote for a TD or councillor who nominated him, and 78 percent said Trump had disrespected Ireland by inviting him.

    The constitution was the real obstacle. A presidential candidate needs nomination by at least 20 members of the Oireachtas or by four local authorities. On the 4th of August 2025 McGregor launched an online petition meant to pressure a change in the rules, so that a direct popular vote could decide who appears on the ballot. In September 2025 he announced, after what he called careful consideration, that he was withdrawing from the race.

  • On the 5th of April 2018, McGregor and about twenty others entered the Barclays Center during promotion for UFC 223. Two days before, Khabib Nurmagomedov and his entourage had cornered and slapped McGregor's friend Artem Lobov at a hotel in Brooklyn. McGregor ran alongside a slowly moving bus carrying Nurmagomedov and other fighters, grabbed a metal dolly and threw it at a window. Michael Chiesa and Ray Borg were hurt by shattered glass and sent to hospital. Both were removed from the card, as was Lobov. Dana White said McGregor texted him, "This had to be done." McGregor handed himself in that night and was charged with three counts of assault and one of criminal mischief. He later pleaded no contest to disorderly conduct, and was ordered to do five days of community service and attend anger management classes. Chiesa filed a lawsuit in September.

    Two days after the bus attack, McGregor was stripped of the lightweight title for inactivity, and Nurmagomedov was crowned undisputed champion at UFC 223 after beating Al Iaquinta. On the 6th of October 2018, at UFC 229, Nurmagomedov submitted McGregor with a neck crank in the fourth round. Chaos followed. Nurmagomedov jumped out of the cage toward McGregor's training partner Dillon Danis, McGregor punched Nurmagomedov's cousin Abubakar, and two cornermen joined the scuffle. The Nevada State Athletic Commission announced a six-month suspension and a 50,000 dollar fine for McGregor on the 29th of January 2019, backdated to the fight.

    On the 26th of March 2019, McGregor announced his retirement on social media. Dana White saw it as a ploy to win an ownership stake and suggested it would not last. McGregor returned on the 18th of January 2020 against Donald Cerrone at UFC 246 and won by TKO after 40 seconds. That made him the first UFC fighter with knockout finishes at featherweight, lightweight and welterweight. In June 2020 he announced retirement again.

    Retirement did not hold. On the 24th of January 2021 at UFC 257 McGregor lost to Poirier by second-round TKO, the first knockout loss of his career, and received a six-month medical suspension. The third fight, on the 10th of July 2021 at UFC 264, ended in round one when the ringside doctor stopped it. McGregor had rolled his ankle stepping back and broken his lower tibia.

    Then came a long gap. In February 2023 he began filming The Ultimate Fighter 31 as coach opposite Michael Chandler. A welterweight fight between them was set for UFC 303 on the 29th of June 2024, but on the 13th of June the UFC cancelled it, citing a broken toe. On the 7th of October 2025 it was announced that he had failed to disclose his whereabouts for drug testing on three occasions in 2024. He received an eighteen-month suspension, backdated, which ended in March 2026.

    After a five-year hiatus, McGregor is scheduled to return on the 11th of July 2026 at UFC 329, in a welterweight main event rematch against Max Holloway.

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Common questions

Who is Conor McGregor?

Conor McGregor is an Irish professional mixed martial artist, born in Dublin on the 14th of July 1988. He is a former UFC Featherweight and Lightweight Champion and the first fighter to hold UFC titles in two weight classes at once.

How fast did Conor McGregor knock out José Aldo?

Conor McGregor knocked out José Aldo 13 seconds into the first round at UFC 194 on the 12th of December 2015. It was the fastest finish in UFC title fight history and ended Aldo's seven-year title reign.

How much money did Conor McGregor make from the Floyd Mayweather Jr. fight?

Conor McGregor was guaranteed 30 million dollars for his boxing match with Floyd Mayweather Jr. on the 26th of August 2017, and reportedly earned 130 million overall. Mayweather won by TKO in the 10th round.

Why did Conor McGregor lose sponsors and retail deals in 2024?

A Dublin High Court jury found in November 2024 that Conor McGregor had raped Nikita Hand in 2018. IO Interactive ended its collaboration, Proximo Spirits dropped him from Proper No. Twelve, and retailers including Musgrave and Tesco Ireland removed his drinks.

Did Conor McGregor run for president of Ireland?

Conor McGregor announced on the 17th of March 2025 that he would stand as an independent in the 2025 Irish presidential election. He withdrew in September 2025 after the constitution's nomination requirements proved an obstacle.

When is Conor McGregor's next UFC fight?

Conor McGregor is scheduled to fight Max Holloway in a welterweight main event at UFC 329 on the 11th of July 2026. It is his return after a five-year hiatus.

What is Conor McGregor's fighting style?

Conor McGregor is a counter-striker who mostly fights from a southpaw stance and often switches to orthodox. Boxing is his best skill, and his pull-back left-handed counter is cited by many pundits as his most dangerous strike.

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