Conor McGregor Net Worth, Career Earnings and Salary

Conor McGregor Net Worth

Conor McGregor Net Worth is estimated to be around $300 Million. He is the highest-paid MMA superstar and made most of his net worth from MMA fighting and business ventures like Proper Twelve Whisky, MacLife, McGregor Fast, Black Forge Inn & McGregor Promotions.

Conor McGregor Career Earnings

It is estimated that Conor has made around $108,731,113 throughout his fight career. His highest pay day was when he fought Khabib Nurmahomedov at UFC 229, Where he earned $28,480,000.

At UFC 264, Conor McGregor fought Dustin Poirier for the third time. Unfortunately, the fight didn’t play in his way, and the bout was called off after Conor broke his leg at the end of round one.

For this fight, UFC paid him a whopping $23,011,000, Including his base salary of $5,000,000 and PPV sales bonus of $18,000,000.

At UFC 257, Conor McGregor came back to make his most anticipated return against his former rival Dustin Poirier, Where he suffered a TKO loss.

For this fight, UFC paid him a whopping $20,510,000, Including his base salary of $5,000,000 and PPV sales bonus of $15,500,000.

UFC 264 Conor McGregor Vs. Donald Cerrone: Notorious finished Cowboy in the first round in a one-sided affair.

For this fight, Conor was paid a total of $3,000,000, Including his base salary of $5,000,000 and PPV sales bonus of $12,415,613.

UFC 229 was one the biggest PPV of UFC where Conor McGregor faced undefeated Khabib Nurmagomedov, and the Russian defeated him in the fourth round by submission.

For this fight, Conor was paid a total of $28,480,000, Including his base salary of $2,950,000 and PPV sales bonus of $25,500,000.

UFC 205, Conor McGregor captured his second belt by defeating Eddie Alvarez. Conor Knocked him out in the first round of their fight.

For this fight, He was paid a total of $5,440,000, Including his base salary of $3,000,000 and PPV sales bonus of $2,350,000.

UFC 202 Conor McGregor Vs. Nate Diaz: Conor defeated Diaz by unanimous decision in their rematch bout. For this fight, He was paid a total of $6,190,000, Including his base salary of $3,000,000 and PPV sales bonus of $3,100,000, and a performance bonus of $50,000.

UFC 196 Conor McGregor Vs. Nate Diaz 1: Conor suffered a bitter loss to Nate Diaz by Rear naked choke.

For this fight, He was paid a total of $3,482,500, Including his base salary of $1,000,000 and PPV sales bonus of $2,392,500, and a performance bonus of $50,000.

UFC 194 Conor McGregor fought Jose Aldo, where he captured the Featherweight belt by Knocking out Aldo in record-setting 13 seconds of the fight.

For this fight, He was paid a total of $2,690,000, Including his base salary of $500,000 and PPV sales bonus of $2,100,000, and a performance bonus of $50,000.

UFC 189 Conor McGregor fought Chad Mendes for the interim belt, where he knocked him out in round number two.

For his fight with Mendes, He was paid a total of $2,690,000, Including his base salary of $500,000 and PPV sales bonus of $2,110,000, and a performance bonus of $50,000.

Conor McGregor Early Fight Earnings

Conor McGregor Vs. Dennis silver: Conor defeated Silver by second-round TKO. He made $270,000 for this fight which included his basic salary of $85,000 and $85,000 as a fight win bonus.

UFC 178, when Conor and Dustin fought for the first time, He knocked out Dustin in round number one.

He made $250,000 for this fight, Which included a basic salary of $75,000 and a fight win a bonus of $75,000.

Conor McGregor Vs. Diego Brandao – Conor defeated Brandao in the first round of their scheduled five-round bout.

He made $112,000 for this fight, Which included a basic salary of $16,000 and a fight win a bonus of $16,000.

Conor McGregor Vs. Max Holloway, McGregor outperformed Holloway in the three-round bout.

He made $44,000 for this fight, Which included a basic salary of $12,000 and a fight win bonus of $12,000.

Conor McGregor Vs. Marcus Brimage: In his debut, he knocked out Marcus Brimage in the very first round of their fight.

He made $86,000 for this fight, Which included a basic salary of $8,000 and a fight win a bonus of $8,000 with a performance bonus of $60,000.

Conor McGregor Vs. Floyd Mayweather Payouts

Conor McGregor fought Floyd Mayweather in a cross-promotional bout of boxing. It is estimated that Conor was paid a total of $130 million, including his disclosed salary of $30 million.

Conor McGregor Proper 12 Irish Whisky

Conor McGregor launched his whisky in th year 2018 and sold its 49% stake for $600 million.

Conor McGregor Personal Life

Conor McGregor is an Irish MMA superstar and Former UFC double division champion, and wealthiest athlete on the planet. He has headlined 5 out of the 6 highest-selling UFC PPV events. In 2021, Conor was listed as the number one Forbes highest-paid athlete globally.

McGregor is a brother to two sisters. Erin McGregor and Aoife McGregor. McGregor has been living with his fiancee Dee Devlin since 2008. They have three children: Conor Jr, Croia and Rian.

Conor McGregor Early Life

Conor Anthony McGregor was born in Crumlin, Dublin, on 14 July 1988; his parents’ names are Tony McGregor and Margaret McGregor.

He was born in Crumlin and went to Irish-speaking schools- the Gaelscoil Scoil Morloga located in Harold’s Cross, at primary level.

For secondary education, he went to Gaelcholaiste Colaiste de HID at Tallaght. There he also discovered his love for football and played the sport.

As a child, the team he played for was Lourdes Celtic Football Club. At the age of twelve, He also started boxing at the Crumlin Boxing Club as an option to protect himself from the bullies and increase his self-confidence.

McGregor relocated with the family to Lucan, Dublin, in 2006. Then, he started a plumbing apprenticeship. While at Lucan McGregor, he met future UFC fighter Tom Egan and they soon began to train in mixed martial art in conjunction.

Conor McGregor Early Career

In 2007, Conor made his MMA debut against Kieran Campbell in Dublin’s Irish Ring of Truth. He was only 18 years and won that fight by Knocking out his first opponent.

Later in 2008, Conor joined Straight Blast Gym (SBG) in Dublin, and since then, he has been trained by one of the best coaches in the world John Kavanagh.

On March 9, 2008, Conor McGregor knocked out Gary Morris in the second round in the lightweight division. But his win streak didn’t continue soon after the back-to-back victories. He suffered the submission loss to Artemij Sitenkov.

Later he made his successful featherweight debut against Stephen Bailey, Which made coach Kavanagh convince his family to pursue an MMA career.

2011-2012 was a great year for the Notorious. During this tenure, he won CWFC Featherweight and Lightweight belts and went on to maintain 8 fight winning streak.

Conor McGregor UFC Signinng

In 2013, Dana White visited Ireland to receive a Gold Medal of Honorary Patronage from Trinity College. He got to know about the Popularity of Conor in Ireland and was requested by many fans to sign him for the UFC.

Later, Dana met with Conor McGregor, and within a few days, UFC signed Conor for their promotion.

Conor McGregor UFC Career

On 6 April 2013, Conor knocked out Marcus Brimage in his first appearance in the UFC. In his second UFC fight, he faced promotions best Max Holloway, and surprisingly Conor defeated him by unanimous decision.

In 2014, Conor returned after 10 months of injury. He defeated Diego Brandao in Dublin, Ireland, in front of a 10,000 crowd.

On 27 September 2014 at UFC 178, Conor fought today’s bitter rival, Dustin Poirier. Conor knocked him unconscious in round number two.

Interim Featherweight Champion

On January 30, 2015, Conor was scheduled to fight for the title against King of Rio, Jose Aldo. They both did 12 days world tour for this fight, starting from Rio de Janeiro and ending in Dublin, Ireland.

However, Jose Aldo pulled out of the fight due to an injury and was initially replaced by Chad Mendes.

Conor defeated Mendes by TKO in round number two of their scheduled five-round bout.

Conor McGregor Vs. Jose Aldo

On 12 December 2015, Conor McGregor fought Jose Aldo for the Featherweight Championship. He knocked out Aldo in a record-setting 13 seconds of the first round.

Two-division champion

After a year of winning his featherweight belt, Conor moved up in the division to become the first-ever two-division champ in UFC.

At UFC 205, Conor knocked out Lightweight champion Eddie Alvarez in the first round to become UFCs first-ever two-division champ.

Conor McGregor Vs. Floyd Mayweather Boxing Match

Conor Mcgregor Fought Floyd Mayweather in the most anticipated boxing fight. On 26 August 2017, at T-Mobile Arena in Paradise, Nevada, they were squared off against each other. In the scheduled 12 round bout, Conor was knocked out by Floyd Mayweather in round number 10 due to low cardio.

Conor McGregor Accomplishments

• 2012 Forbes highest paid athlete
• UFC Two division champion
• UFC Lightweight Champion
• UFC Featherweight Champion
• First Irish-born UFC champion
• CWFC Featherweight Championship
• CWFC Lightweight Championship
• 2015 Fighter of the Year – ESPN
• 25 Hottest Sex Symbols of 2015 – Rolling Stone

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