Conor McGregor boasts of his wealth while driving a convertible Rolls-Royce around Miami

CONOR McGREGOR claimed he is the richest UFC star because he smoked a cigar in his Rolls-Royce convertible while driving.

As he heals from an injury, the 33-year-old Irishman is currently in America with his family.


Conor McGregor boasts of his wealth while driving a convertible Rolls-Royce around Miami
Conor McGregor drank a puff of a cigar while driving his Rolls-Royce around Miami
Conor McGregor boasts of his wealth while driving a convertible Rolls-Royce around Miami
The Irishman is still recovering from surgery, but is in good spirits.

The MMA star refuses, however, to be downbeat about his physical problems because he continues to make a lot of money.

McGregor, an eccentric and outlandish man, took to Instagram to show off his extravagant lifestyle.

He was seen sitting topless behind one of the motors and taking a puff on the cigar.

McGregor stated that he was richer than all the ****, roster. Rick Ross is his name.

"Rolling around Miami, UFC's richest ever in history. Wow. Pinch me I'm powerful.

"Rolls-Royce Miami. This is where you need to be. Proper Mondays grinding."

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McGregor needed surgery after sustaining a broken leg during the July trilogy fight against Dustin Pourier.

He was encouraged by the fact that the fight had 1.5million pay-per views, which ranked it fourth on the all-time list.

He holds the top spot despite his loss to Khabib Nurmagomedov on October 2018.

Michael Bisping, an ex-UFC champion, worries that McGregor has been made worse by fame and money.

"OUT OF F***ING CONTROL"

True Geordie was told by him: "Conor McGregor is the best person to talk to about someone who's out-of-f***ing control.

"He still has legions of f***ing supporters. It's gotten worse, it's got no better. Ego is out of control.

"Money does not make you a man. It just exposes how a c***y you are. But at the end, people will tune in to watch him fight inside an octagon."





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