Conor McGregor, the Irish mixed martial artist (MMA), continues to be a significant figure in the world of sports and business despite controversies and legal challenges in his personal life.

Last month, McGregor was ordered to pay damages after a jury in a civil trial in Ireland’s High Court found he had assaulted a woman in 2018.

The former Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) champion’s income comes from a variety of sources, including sponsorships, brand partnerships, and investments outside of the sports world.

His transition from MMA to the business world solidified his position as one of the richest athletes in the world. Here’s how much the Irish MMA artist is worth:

According to Finance Monthly, Conor McGregor’s net worth is estimated to be around $200 million in 2024.

This impressive wealthaccording to the publication, is attributed to his highly successful fighting career, lucrative sponsorship deals and several clever business ventures.

McGregor is best known for his brash personality and rose through the ranks of CFUwhere he became the first fighter in UFC history to hold two titles simultaneously.

In addition to his fighting earnings, McGregor has made significant financial gains through his business ventures, particularly his whiskey brand, Proper No. Twelve.

In 2021, McGregor sold a majority stake in the brand for an estimated $600 million, significantly increasing his net worth. He has also secured major sponsorship deals, including with major companies like Reebok, Monster Energy and Rolls-Royce.

Forbes magazine listed McGregor as the highest-paid athlete in the world in 2021, with reported earnings of $180 million this year alone.

Conor McGregor to face Logan Paul

Conor McGregor says he has reached a preliminary deal to fight the American influencer-turned-social media fighter. Logan Paul in an exhibition boxing match.

He said Tuesday the fight would take place in India, but did not say when it might take place.

“I am in preliminary agreements with the Ambani family to face Logan Paul at a boxing exhibition in India. I accepted,” McGregor wrote on X.

“I will then look for my return to the Octagon.”