Conor McGregor
Conor McGregor is a professional mixed martial artist and professional boxer. A lefty with a powerful punch, he’s the former Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) featherweight and lightweight double-champion. With a 13 second knockout, he broke the record for the fastest victory in UFC title fight history. McGregor made his boxing debut in 2017 with a loss to Floyd Mayweather.
McGregor also owns a whiskey brand, Proper No. 12, which is valued at $200 million.
- Birthday: July 14, 1988
- Height: 5'9″
- Hometown: Crumlin, Dublin, Ireland
- Nickname: Notorious
- Stance: Southpaw
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Conor McGregor took a beating at UFC 257 and suffered another blow on Tuesday when he was hit with a six-month suspension.
Once his UFC days are over, Dustin Poirier has another line of work planned. Poirier and Conor McGregor meet in UFC 257 Saturday.
Conor McGregor defeated Max Holloway by unanimous decision in 2013, and it was later revealed he fought through a torn ACL.
Conor McGregor has revelaed his fight plans for the next 18 months, starting with UFC 257, and they're quite ambitious.
Ahead of the rematch between Conor McGregor and Dustin Poirier at UFC 257, Dana White offered up his thoughts on what he thinks will happen.
Dustin Poirier and Conor McGregor headline the UFC 257 card more than six years after their first encounter in the octagon.
Dustin Poirier sure is excited about his upcoming bout against Conor McGregor. Some might say a little too excited after his recent comments.
Conor McGregor already has his future plan mapped out after UFC 257, and it sounds like it includes a rubber match against Nate Diaz.
Jake Paul says he won't fight UFC women's champion Amanda Nunes because she isn't a big enough name.
YouTube personality Jake Paul has challenged Conor McGregor to a boxing match that Dana White says will never happen.
