CONOR McGREGOR predicted that he would be a billionaire within two years. He also revealed his most difficult opponent in UFC in a Q&A.
The 33-year-old Irishman asked his 9 million plus Twitter followers to ask him questions.
Conor McGregor held a candid Q&A on Twitter with his followers
McGregor replied that he was 35 years old and believes he will be a billionaire.
The Notorious is the most highly paid UFC fighter and also earned around PS80m for his 2017 fight against Floyd Mayweather.
His Proper 12 Irish whiskey, released in 2018, also had PS750m in its inaugural year.
After Floyd Mayweather, Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, the UFC icon would be the sixth member of the elite billionaire club.
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McGregor, who purchased a PS2.7m Lamborghini Yacht, hasn't fought since he tried in 2021 to avenge defeat against Dustin Poirier. He broke his leg in 2021.
McGregor replied, "Nate Diaz," when McGregor was asked who his toughest opponent is. The west coast zombie.
Diaz, now 37 years old, was the first person to defeat The Notorious in UFC in 2016. However, he lost the rematch five month later.
Fans have not been able to find the third and final decision, but McGregor insists they will settle the series.
He stated that the trilogy would be epic when it is finished.
"Nathan and his fighting styles are always in my thoughts during my own practice.
"When it happens, it happens, I'm ready."
At UFC 196, Diaz was the first opponent for Dubliner. The American had replaced Rafael dos Anjos as lightweight champion on short notice.
McGregor was able to move up from featherweight and welterweight. He fought Diaz twice.
For his return against Donald Cerrone last season, the southpaw star weighed 170lb.
McGregor has his sights set on the welterweight division where Kamaru Uzman is champion.
Last year, he tweeted: "I will be committing to the 155lb Division for 2021 however. There are some great matchups here as well as unfinished business.
"I will once again show the world who I am and what I stand for. That's what you can trust! I also have 170 in my thoughts.
"You know me to double up ..."
McGregor hasn't been victorious in lightweight since beating Eddie Alvarez in 2016.
Later, he lost the title to Mayweather as he put his UFC career in jeopardy and fought Mayweather in ten rounds.
In 2018, he weighed 155 lbs, but was defeated by bitter rival Khabib Nurmagomedov.
His hopes of a rematch are also in jeopardy after Nurmagomedov announced his shock retirement after defeating Justin Gaethje.
McGregor gave his rival rare praises, but hinted that unbeaten Khabib's decision not to continue is because he fears losing.
He said: "A phenomenal grappler fight. It is the current champion of the sport.
"I have the answer, however, and they know it."
