With Another Big Spend From $200M Fortune, Conor McGregor Deletes Gangster “Capone” Reference After Acquiring Brewery in Ireland

Conor McGregor is not just a celebrated UFC fighter, but also a savvy businessman. He has several successful ventures, all of which have contributed to his staggering net worth of millions of dollars. McGregor’s business acumen is second to none, and the heights of success his brands have achieved are a testament to that.

One of McGregor’s latest additions to his growing brand portfolio is Forged Stout. This new venture has been gaining traction, just like his other companies. Recently, ‘The Notorious’ made a big move in the pursuit of success for the Forged Stout brand. The phrase ‘strike while the iron is hot’ comes to mind as McGregor capitalizes on his current success and works towards making his latest venture a major player in the industry.

While the news of McGregor’s latest business move has been making waves, the Irishman also took the opportunity to inspire his fans.

Conor McGregor becomes motivational while talking about Forged Stout

The news portal ‘Independent.ie’ recently shared on Twitter that the UFC superstar Conor McGregor has made a big move in his pursuit of success for his Forged Stout brand by purchasing the Dublin-based brewery where it is brewed.

Responding to the news, McGregor used the American Gangster, Al Capone’s reference, “Capone with the Sŕon they call me back home,” which was later deleted.

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In another tweet, McGregor shared a clip of the production of Forged Stout and put out some motivation alongside, too.

He wrote, “Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice and most of all, love of what you are doing! @ForgedStout is on its way in a BIG way! Éire Abú 🇮🇪☘️”

On the other hand, the former two-division champ will be making his highly anticipated comeback later this year against Michael Chandler in a pay-per-view event. The UFC has not yet made any official announcement on the same yet. Moreover, both the fighters have also served as coaches for the 31st season of ‘The Ultimate Fighter’, which will air on May 30.

‘The Notorious’ is certainly having exciting things coming up, both on and off the court. Are you excited to see Conor McGregor return to the Octagon after a painfully long hiatus? Let us know in the comments below.

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