Conor McGregor: Wife, Family, Age, Net Worth, Update

Published on: September 26, 2024

Conor Anthony McGregor, born on July 14 of 1988 in Dublin, Irland Conor is not an only a name in mixed martial arts he is also a mystery. This retired two-division champion was awarded first accolades then IBHonors for being the only fighter in the history of UFC to win titles simultaneously in two weight divisions. To go from local plumber to worldwide sporting icon, it is the epitome of his talent combined with his unwavering will and natural charisma.

Profile Summary

Full Name	Conor Anthony McGregor
Date of Birth	July 14, 1988
Age	36 years
Place of Birth	Dublin, Ireland
Profession	Mixed Martial Artist, Boxer, Businessman, Actor
Notable Achievements	First UFC fighter to hold titles in two weight classes simultaneously
Wife	Dee Devlin
Career Start	2008 (Professional MMA debut)
Family	Engaged to Dee Devlin; four children: Conor Jr., Croia, Rian, Mack
Parents	Tony McGregor (Father), Margaret McGregor (Mother)
Siblings	Erin McGregor (Sister), Aoife McGregor (Sister)
Net Worth (2024)	Approximately $200 million
Key Fights	– Defeated Chad Mendes (Interim Featherweight Championship, 2015) – Knocked out José Aldo (Unified Featherweight Championship, 2015) – Defeated Eddie Alvarez (Lightweight Champion, 2016) – Boxed Floyd Mayweather Jr. (2017)
Recent Fight	Loss to Dustin Poirier (July 2021)
Future Plans	Potential comeback in early 2025

Early Career: Fighter Baseline

The Crumlin-native launched his professional MMA career in 2008, and quit his job of plumbing to enter the ring. After being inspired by a trip to UFC 93 in 2009, he made his professional debut at Cage of Truth 2 on the winning end of a second-round TKO against Gary Morris. In the ensuing years, McGregor grounded his craft on an abrupt eight-fight win streak which saw him pocket both the Cage Warriors Featherweight and Lightweight straps. In doing so, he became the first European to hold titles in two UFC weight classes at the same time and paved his way for a return to the promotion.

Ascending the UFC Ladder

Signing with the UFC in 2013, McGregor quickly gained notoriety for his brash personality and remarkable fighting style. His debut at UFC Fight Night 26 was just the beginning. Here are some highlights from his illustrious UFC career:

2015 Interim Featherweight Champion: McGregor captured the interim title by defeating Chad Mendes.
Unifying the Featherweight Championship: In one of the most memorable moments in UFC history, McGregor knocked out José Aldo in just 13 seconds, solidifying his status as a top contender.
UFC Lightweight Champion: He became the Lightweight Champion by defeating Eddie Alvarez in 2016, further solidifying his place in the sport.
Historic Boxing Match: In 2017, McGregor faced boxing legend Floyd Mayweather Jr. in a highly publicized bout, reportedly earning around $100 million.

Recent Years and Retirement

After losing to Khabib Nurmagomedov in 2018, McGregor reportedly declared his retirement from MMA in 2019 and again in 2020. But he was back in the octagon by January 2020, when he beat Donald Cerrone in just 40 seconds — his return to welterweight after being the first UFC fighter to score knockout finishes at featherweight, lightweight and welterweight. Since falling to Dustin Poirier in a loss in July 2021, McGregor has hinted at a return in early 2025.

His Family Background Will Be a Little More Revealing

His family is his entire world and is everything for him, personal and professional support. He is in a relationship with Dee Devlin and they have four children together, Conor Jr., Croia, Rian and Mack. Dee — his manager since 2008 who also took control of his finances maintenance. McGregor has spoken often about how she has largely enabled his rise and fall as a high-profile figure in the sporting world.

Immediate Family

Parents: Tony McGregor, a former taxi driver from Liverpool, and Margaret McGregor have been pillars of support for their son throughout his career.
Siblings: Conor has two sisters, Erin and Aoife. Erin is a hairdresser and fitness model, while Aoife has maintained a lower profile, previously working in a digger hiring company.

Financial Success and Net Worth

As of 2024, Conor McGregor’s estimated net worth is around $200 million, primarily derived from his fighting career, business ventures, and endorsement deals. Key aspects of his financial portfolio include:

Fighting Career Earnings: Notable fights have brought in significant sums, with approximately $100 million earned from the Mayweather fight and $50 million from his bout against Khabib.
Business Ventures: McGregor’s whiskey brand, Proper No. Twelve, has been particularly lucrative, with the potential to generate upwards of $200 million depending on its success.
Endorsements: He has lucrative deals with brands like Reebok, Beats by Dre, and Monster Energy, significantly boosting his income.

Future: Comebacks and Rivalries

That has perked up interest in the MMA community with regard to a possible bout with prospect 145-er Paddy Pimblett. Pimblett has won over fans through his entertaining performances so far but insisted he working on moving up the rankings at lightweight before discussing a potential fight with a megastar like McGregor208. If booked, said matchup would certainly canonize a massive amount of hype and revenue encircling the UFC platform.

Fighter Ilia Topuria, meanwhile, was less kind to McGregor in the lead-up to his return on Saturday saying he was saddened by his onstage actions overshadowing his accomplishments inside the cage. That sentiment highlights the changing sport of MMA and what fighters are expected to deal with while also under very public microscope.

Conclusion

Conor McGregor From Plumber To International Sports Icon His impact in the UFC and mixed martial arts has left an indelible mark upon the sport that will never be forgotten by fans or fighters. He is now at the crossroads of life, family, and the possibility of another fight in a sport where people can only watch with bated breath as it awaits to see what becomes of this still-relevant figure. Regardless of whether he returns to boxing or concentrates on his business interests, McGregor has had an impact on the sport and there is more to come.