Conor McGregor isn’t just a fighter—he’s a global icon, a businessman, and the epitome of extravagance. From his early days fighting for scraps in Dublin to becoming the UFC’s first-ever simultaneous two-division champion, McGregor’s rise has been nothing short of spectacular. And with that success has come a lifestyle most can only dream of. McGregor’s wealth is on full display at every turn. His love for luxury cars is well-documented, boasting a collection that includes Lamborghinis, Rolls-Royces, and custom-made supercars, each one a reflection of his larger-than-life personality.

Whether it’s flying on private jets, yachting across the Mediterranean, or dining in Michelin-starred restaurants, he lives life at the highest level. Yet, despite the flashy persona, McGregor’s lavish spending isn’t just about indulgence—it’s about branding. His opulent lifestyle has made him one of the most marketable athletes in the world, reinforcing the image of a man who went from nothing to everything. While his fighting career has taken a bit of a halt the former dual-champion is enjoying his life to the fullest.

McGregor is constantly making appearances on multiple events including the recently concluded BKFC event. He recently shared a story where he was traveling in his Tesla Cybertruck. Being the icon that he is, fans surrounded him for a picture. ‘Mystic Mac’ didn’t shy away from giving a picture but wrote a caption that read, “Careful on the Cyber Truck”.

The former UFC champion was recently in the news for his intense face-off with Jeremy Stephens. Both fighters have had a history of clashes in the past right from their UFC days. However, this time ‘Lil Heathen’ didn’t look fazed by the interaction at all. He believes McGregor wants to take him on under the BKFC banner and wants to intimidate him. But the former UFC fighter feels he can make easy work of the former dual champion if and ever they face each other. It’s not the only thing that Stephen said, he even compared him to the UFC CEO Dana White but not in a way the Dubliners fans would like.

Jeremy Stephens feels Conor McGregor wants to be like Dana White

On January 25, 2025, at BKFC KnuckleMania 5 in Philadelphia’s Wells Fargo Center, Jeremy ‘Lil Heathen’ Stephens defeated Eddie Alvarez, in a highly anticipated clash. The bout lived up to its promise, with both fighters known for their toughness and striking abilities. From the start, Stephens took control, pressing the action with aggressive, powerful punches that kept Alvarez on the back foot. Stephens landed two knockdowns during the fight, showcasing his striking dominance and relentless approach in the stand-up exchanges, proving why he’s known for his ferocious power.

This victory was a major milestone in Jeremy Stephens’ bare-knuckle career. But the excitement didn’t end with the win. After the fight, Conor McGregor, part owner of the BKFC, once again attracted the limelight with his intense face-off. A video of the intense encounter was shared on X, and it is believed that ‘Mystic Mac’ is willing to fight him under the BKFC banner next. McGregor has been waiting to make a comeback in the UFC but is also keeping his other options open. This exchange immediately sent shockwaves through the combat sports world, setting the stage for a possible blockbuster showdown.

Stephens seems ready for a possible clash but feels McGregor now wants to become like UFC CEO Dana White.  During a recent conversation on the Inside Fighting show he said, “[I see an] opportunity. I’ll break you, you know. I am feeling like a raw dog, like if you just listen I tore down another lion another gazelle. I’m in the f—ing prime. He wants to be here he’s like Dana. Like he wants to be the man in the arena. You got the money to do anything you want in life but really, like no one knows but they’re so intrigued, and people watching, like what’s its like to be the man in the arena”. Who do you think Conor McGregor will fight next in his career? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.