CONOR McGregor and Tony McGregor both have been showing off luxury cars over the past few days.
Tony, his father, shared some photos with his yellow Lamborghini while he stopped in Ballina County Mayo.
Lamborghini Aventador starts at EUR324,000, which is the minimum price to buy new.
Later, he shared a video of himself from his seat that gave followers a peek at the car's stunning interior.
Conor, in another example of "like father, like child", has also been proudly showing off his top-of-the range motor.
The 33-year old uploaded a video of his black Lambo's exhaust and a few photos of the interior.
According to reports, the MMA superstar has a net worth in excess of EUR170m. However, he does not plan on retiring anytime soon.
His vision for 2022 has been repeatedly stated by him. He wants to regain his former spot at the top of the MMA world after a few rough years.
He has gained 190 lbs (85kgs), suggesting that he might be planning to make welterweight (170lbs) his new home.
The former two-weight champion has declared that his power is now at 50%. He'll quickly recover from the injury to his leg in July and then return to the top of the fight scene.
WEIGHT AND SEE
He boasted in one post that "There are pros and con to everything."
"I couldn't move for the past 3 months so I took heavy weights with me and moved them. Repetitively.
"Play with the cards that you are dealt." My power is up to 50%
He warned, "These clowns will f***e me when I return."
The potential for his added bulk to be detrimental in his next octagon appearance is there.
His cardio weakness has been his greatest weakness. Adding more muscle could cause him to gass out quicker because your body must work harder to get enough oxygen around the extra bulk.
This is speculation at the moment, so we will see the proof when he competes next.