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Conor McGregor
McGregor in 2018
Born	Conor Anthony McGregor (1988-07-14) 14 July 1988 (age 36) Dublin, Ireland
Nickname	Notorious
Height	5 ft 8 in (173 cm)
Weight	155 lb (70 kg; 11 st 1 lb)
Division	Featherweight (2008\u20132015) Lightweight (2008\u20132012, 2016\u20132018, 2021\u2013present) Welterweight (2016, 2020)
Reach	74 in (188 cm)^[1]^[2]
Stance	Southpaw
Team	SBG Ireland
Trainer	John Kavanagh (head coach)^[3] Owen Roddy, Raj Vr\u00eenceanu (Boxing)^[4]^[5] Sergey Pikulskiy (Wrestling) John Connor (S&C)^[6] George Lockhart (Nutrition)^[7]
Rank	Black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu^[8] under John Kavanagh^[9]
Years active	2008\u2013present

Professional boxing record
Total	1
Losses	1
By knockout	1
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Mixed martial arts record
Total	28
Wins	22
By knockout	19
By submission	1
By decision	2
Losses	6
By knockout	2
By submission	4
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Amateur record
Total	1
Wins	1
By knockout	1
Losses	0
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Other information
Website	conormcgregor.com
Mixed martial arts record from Sherdog

Conor Anthony McGregor (born 14 July 1988) is an Irish professional mixed martial artist, professional boxer and businessman. He is a former Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Featherweight and Lightweight Champion, becoming the first UFC fighter to hold UFC championships in two weight classes simultaneously.^[10] He is also a former simultaneous Cage Warriors Fighting Championship (CWFC) Featherweight and Lightweight Champion.\n

In 2008, McGregor began competing on the professional mixed martial arts (MMA) circuit in the lightweight and featherweight divisions. In 2012, he won the vacant CWFC Featherweight and Lightweight Championships. A year later, he signed with the UFC. After five straight wins, he challenged for the Interim Featherweight Championship and defeated Chad Mendes at UFC 189. After he knocked out featherweight champion Jos\u00e9 Aldo in 13 seconds at UFC 194, his fame catapulted tremendously.^[11] He made his welterweight debut at UFC 196 where he was defeated by Nate Diaz via submission, marking his first loss in the UFC. In November 2016, he defeated Eddie Alvarez at UFC 205 and won the UFC Lightweight Championship. He briefly transitioned to boxing in 2017, making his professional debut against Floyd Mayweather Jr., where he was defeated via TKO in the 10th round. He returned to MMA and challenged for the UFC Lightweight Championship at UFC 229, losing to lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov via submission. \n

McGregor is the biggest pay-per-view (PPV) draw in MMA history, having headlined the five highest-selling UFC PPV events.^[12] His bout with Nurmagomedov at UFC 229 drew 2.4 million PPV buys, the most ever for an MMA event.^[13] His 2017 boxing bout with Floyd Mayweather Jr.^[14] drew over 5.3 million buys across the United States and the United Kingdom, and became the second highest buy rate in pay-per-view history.^[15]^[16]^[17] McGregor was ranked as the world's highest-paid athlete by Forbes in 2021, earning a reported $180 million.^[18] He also featured in the list in 2018, when he was ranked fourth, with a reported income of $99 million.^[19] Outside of his fighting career, McGregor has ventured into business, and is best known for his alcohol-related ventures. \n

Throughout his career, McGregor has become the subject of many controversies due to his behaviour, ranging from driving offences to assault, disorderly conduct and rape. He has made controversial comments about the 2023 Dublin riots, the Irish government's immigration policy and race. In November 2024, the Irish High Court, in a civil case, found that he assaulted and raped a woman in December 2018, ordering him to pay over \u20ac248,000 in damages.^[20] In December 2024, he was further ordered to pay the entirety of her legal costs, approximately \u20ac1,500,000.^[21] After the verdict, McGregor was widely condemned, losing several partnership deals.\n

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No.\n	Event\n	Fight\n	Date\n	Venue\n	City\n	PPV buys\n
1.\n	UFC 189\n	Mendes vs. McGregor\n	11 July 2015\n	MGM Grand Garden Arena\n	Las Vegas, Nevada, US\n	825,000^[362]\n
2.\n	UFC 194\n	Aldo vs. McGregor\n	12 December 2015\n	MGM Grand Garden Arena\n	Las Vegas, Nevada, US\n	1,200,000^[363]\n
3.\n	UFC 196\n	McGregor vs. Diaz\n	5 March 2016\n	MGM Grand Garden Arena\n	Las Vegas, Nevada, US\n	1,317,000^[363]\n
4.\n	UFC 202\n	Diaz vs. McGregor 2\n	20 August 2016\n	T-Mobile Arena\n	Las Vegas, Nevada, US\n	1,650,000^[364]\n
5.\n	UFC 205\n	Alvarez vs. McGregor\n	12 November 2016\n	Madison Square Garden\n	New York City, New York, US\n	1,300,000^[363]\n
6.\n	UFC 229\n	Khabib vs. McGregor\n	6 October 2018\n	T-Mobile Arena\n	Las Vegas, Nevada, US\n	2,400,000^[363]\n
7.\n	UFC 246\n	McGregor vs. Cowboy\n	18 January 2020\n	T-Mobile Arena\n	Las Vegas, Nevada, US\n	1,000,000^[365]\n
8.\n	UFC 257\n	Poirier vs. McGregor 2\n	24 January 2021\n	Etihad Arena\n	Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates\n	1,600,000^[366]\n
9.\n	UFC 264\n	Poirier vs. McGregor 3\n	10 July 2021\n	T-Mobile Arena\n	Las Vegas, Nevada, US\n	1,800,000^[367]\n
Total sales\n	13,342,000\n

No.\n	Date\n	Fight\n	Billing\n	Network\n	Buys\n	Revenue\n	Source(s)\n
1\n	26 August 2017\n	Mayweather vs. McGregor\n	The Money Fight\n	Showtime (US)\n	4,300,000\n	$492,785,000\n	^[16]\n
Sky Box Office (UK)\n	1,007,000\n	\u00a320,089,650\n	^[17]\n
Total\n	5,307,000\n	\n	\n

Year\n	Title\n	Role\n	Notes\n	Ref.\n
2017\n	Conor McGregor: Notorious\n	Himself\n	Documentary\n	^[368]\n
2024\n	Road House\n	Knox\n	\n	^[369]\n

Year\n	Title\n	Role\n	Notes\n	Ref.\n
2014\n	EA Sports UFC\n	Himself\n	Playable Fighter\n	\n
2016\n	EA Sports UFC 2\n	\n
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare\n	Captain Bradley Fillion\n	Antagonist\n	^[371]\n
2018\n	EA Sports UFC 3\n	Himself\n	Playable Fighter\n	\n
2020\n	EA Sports UFC 4\n	^[372]\n
2023\n	EA Sports UFC 5\n	\n
2024\n	Hitman: World of Assassination\n	\"The Disruptor\" Elusive Target\n	^[373]\n

28 matches\n	22 wins\n	6 losses\n
By knockout\n	19\n	2\n
By submission\n	1\n	4\n
By decision\n	2\n	0\n

Res.\n	Record\n	Opponent\n	Method\n	Event\n	Date\n	Round\n	Time\n	Location\n	Notes\n
Loss\n	22\u20136\n	Dustin Poirier\n	TKO (doctor stoppage)\n	UFC 264\n	10 July 2021\n	1\n	5:00\n	Las Vegas, Nevada, United States\n	\n
Loss\n	22\u20135\n	Dustin Poirier\n	TKO (punches)\n	UFC 257\n	24 January 2021\n	2\n	2:32\n	Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates\n	\n
Win\n	22\u20134\n	Donald Cerrone\n	TKO (head kick and punches)\n	UFC 246\n	18 January 2020\n	1\n	0:40\n	Las Vegas, Nevada, United States\n	Welterweight bout. Performance of the Night.\n
Loss\n	21\u20134\n	Khabib Nurmagomedov\n	Submission (neck crank)\n	UFC 229\n	6 October 2018\n	4\n	3:03\n	Las Vegas, Nevada, United States\n	For the UFC Lightweight Championship.\n
Win\n	21\u20133\n	Eddie Alvarez\n	TKO (punches)\n	UFC 205\n	12 November 2016\n	2\n	3:04\n	New York City, New York, United States\n	Won the UFC Lightweight Championship. Performance of the Night. Later stripped of the title due to inactivity.\n
Win\n	20\u20133\n	Nate Diaz\n	Decision (majority)\n	UFC 202\n	20 August 2016\n	5\n	5:00\n	Las Vegas, Nevada, United States\n	Fight of the Night.\n
Loss\n	19\u20133\n	Nate Diaz\n	Submission (rear-naked choke)\n	UFC 196\n	5 March 2016\n	2\n	4:12\n	Las Vegas, Nevada, United States\n	Welterweight debut. Fight of the Night.\n
Win\n	19\u20132\n	Jos\u00e9 Aldo\n	KO (punch)\n	UFC 194\n	12 December 2015\n	1\n	0:13\n	Las Vegas, Nevada, United States\n	Won and unified the UFC Featherweight Championship. Performance of the Night. Later stripped of the title due to inactivity.\n
Win\n	18\u20132\n	Chad Mendes\n	TKO (punches)\n	UFC 189\n	11 July 2015\n	2\n	4:57\n	Las Vegas, Nevada, United States\n	Won the interim UFC Featherweight Championship. Performance of the Night.\n
Win\n	17\u20132\n	Dennis Siver\n	TKO (punches)\n	UFC Fight Night: McGregor vs. Siver\n	18 January 2015\n	2\n	1:54\n	Boston, Massachusetts, United States\n	Performance of the Night.\n
Win\n	16\u20132\n	Dustin Poirier\n	TKO (punches)\n	UFC 178\n	27 September 2014\n	1\n	1:46\n	Las Vegas, Nevada, United States\n	Performance of the Night.\n
Win\n	15\u20132\n	Diego Brand\u00e3o\n	TKO (punches)\n	UFC Fight Night: McGregor vs. Brand\u00e3o\n	19 July 2014\n	1\n	4:05\n	Dublin, Ireland\n	Performance of the Night.\n
Win\n	14\u20132\n	Max Holloway\n	Decision (unanimous)\n	UFC Fight Night: Shogun vs. Sonnen\n	17 August 2013\n	3\n	5:00\n	Boston, Massachusetts, United States\n	\n
Win\n	13\u20132\n	Marcus Brimage\n	TKO (punches)\n	UFC on Fuel TV: Mousasi vs. Latifi\n	6 April 2013\n	1\n	1:07\n	Stockholm, Sweden\n	Return to Featherweight. Knockout of the Night.\n
Win\n	12\u20132\n	Ivan Buchinger\n	KO (punch)\n	Cage Warriors 51\n	31 December 2012\n	1\n	3:40\n	Dublin, Ireland\n	Won the vacant Cage Warriors Lightweight Championship.\n
Win\n	11\u20132\n	Dave Hill\n	Submission (rear-naked choke)\n	Cage Warriors 47\n	2 June 2012\n	2\n	4:10\n	Dublin, Ireland\n	Won the vacant Cage Warriors Featherweight Championship.\n
Win\n	10\u20132\n	Steve O'Keefe\n	KO (elbows)\n	Cage Warriors 45\n	18 February 2012\n	1\n	1:35\n	London, England\n	Return to Featherweight.\n
Win\n	9\u20132\n	Aaron Jahnsen\n	TKO (punches)\n	Cage Warriors: Fight Night 2\n	8 September 2011\n	1\n	3:29\n	Amman, Jordan\n	\n
Win\n	8\u20132\n	Artur Sowinski\n	TKO (punches)\n	Celtic Gladiator 2: Clash of the Giants\n	11 June 2011\n	2\n	1:12\n	Portlaoise, Ireland\n	Return to Lightweight.\n
Win\n	7\u20132\n	Paddy Doherty\n	KO (punch)\n	Immortal Fighting Championship 4\n	16 April 2011\n	1\n	0:04\n	Letterkenny, Ireland\n	\n
Win\n	6\u20132\n	Mike Wood\n	KO (punches)\n	Cage Contender 8\n	12 March 2011\n	1\n	0:16\n	Dublin, Ireland\n	Return to Featherweight.\n
Win\n	5\u20132\n	Hugh Brady\n	TKO (punches)\n	Chaos FC 8\n	12 February 2011\n	1\n	2:31\n	Derry, Northern Ireland\n	\n
Loss\n	4\u20132\n	Joseph Duffy\n	Submission (arm-triangle choke)\n	Cage Warriors 39: The Uprising\n	27 November 2010\n	1\n	0:38\n	Cork, Ireland\n	\n
Win\n	4\u20131\n	Connor Dillon\n	TKO (corner stoppage)\n	Chaos FC 7\n	9 October 2010\n	1\n	4:22\n	Derry, Northern Ireland\n	Featherweight bout.\n
Win\n	3\u20131\n	Stephen Bailey\n	TKO (punches)\n	K.O.: The Fight Before Christmas\n	12 December 2008\n	1\n	1:22\n	Dublin, Ireland\n	Lightweight debut.\n
Loss\n	2\u20131\n	Artemij Sitenkov\n	Submission (kneebar)\n	Cage of Truth 3\n	28 June 2008\n	1\n	1:09\n	Dublin, Ireland\n	\n
Win\n	2\u20130\n	Mo Taylor\n	TKO (punches)\n	Cage Rage Contenders: Ireland vs. Belgium\n	3 May 2008\n	1\n	1:06\n	Dublin, Ireland\n	\n
Win\n	1\u20130\n	Gary Morris\n	TKO (punches)\n	Cage of Truth 2\n	8 March 2008\n	2\n	0:08\n	Dublin, Ireland\n	Featherweight debut.\n

Amateur record breakdown\n	\n
1 match\n	1 win\n	0 losses\n
By knockout\n	1\n	0\n

Awards and achievements\n
New title\n	1st UFC Interim Featherweight Champion 11 July \u2013 12 December 2015\n	Vacant Title next held by Jos\u00e9 Aldo \n
Preceded by Jos\u00e9 Aldo \n	2nd UFC Featherweight Champion 12 December 2015 \u2013 26 November 2016 Stripped\n	Succeeded by Jos\u00e9 Aldo Interim champ promoted \n
Preceded by Eddie Alvarez \n	9th UFC Lightweight Champion 12 November 2016 \u2013 7 April 2018 Stripped\n	Succeeded by Khabib Nurmagomedov \n

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Early life

Amateur mixed martial arts career

Professional mixed martial arts career

Early career (2008\u20132013)

Ultimate Fighting Championship (2013\u2013present)

2013

2014

2015

Championship pursuits

Interim Featherweight Championship bout

Featherweight Championship unification bout

2016

First UFC loss

Rematch with Nate Diaz

Two\u2013division champion

Stripping of Featherweight Championship

2017

2018

2019

2020

2021

2023\u20132024

Mixed martial arts fighting style

Professional boxing career

McGregor vs. Mayweather Jr.

Political endeavours

Response to the 2023 Dublin riots

2023 Israel\u2013Hamas war

Potential run for office

Business ventures

Endorsements and sponsors

Clothing

Alcohol-related businesses

Entertainment and sports

Personal life

Controversies

Driving offences

Accusations of racism

Florida robbery arrest

Mixed martial arts event incidents

Incident at Bellator 187

Bus attack at UFC 223 Media Day

Incident at UFC 229

Assault incidents

Dublin pub assault

Attack on Francesco Facchinetti

Alleged attack on yacht

Punching the Miami Heat mascot

Rape and sexual assault cases

Dublin rape case

Corsica sexual assault arrest

Miami Heat - alleged sexual assault

Championships and accomplishments

Mixed martial arts

Pay-per-view bouts

Mixed martial arts

Boxing

Filmography

Film

Television

Video games

Mixed martial arts record

Amateur mixed martial arts record

Professional boxing record

Exhibition boxing record

See also

References

External links

What happened with Conor McGregor on 14 July, 1988