What is Conor McGregor's Net Worth?
McGregor's net worth is believed to be around $NZ31 million.
That includes $NZ25 million in salary and winnings and $NZ6 million in sponsorships and endorsements.
In comparison, Nate Diaz, who is one of a handful who have beaten McGregor, has a net worth of $NZ5.3 million.
McGregor is also the only UFC fighter to appear on Forbes' list of the top 100 highest-paid athletes in the world.
What Was McGregor's Richest Fight?
McGregor earned $NZ4 million for his much anticipated rematch against Diaz in August.
It was so big because the pair had gone at it just five months earlier with Diaz coming out on top. However, McGregor got revenge in their second meeting, taking a decision victory.
The Irishman had become the first UFC fighter to hit the $NZ705,000 purse mark back in December 2015, when he defeated cage legend Jose Aldo with a knockout after just 13 seconds.
He is set to become the first fighter to hit the $US100 million mark in total fight earnings and winnings.
What Sponsorship Deals Does McGregor Have?
The cocky Irish fighter brings in around $NZ6 million in sponsorships each year.
That includes deals with Reebok, Bud Light, Monster Energy, Volvo and Dethrone Royalty Brand.
He also has a deal with a nutrition brand - BSN.
After he signed the contract, he said: "I take my nutrition very, very seriously. You can't cut corners in this game. You must align yourself with the best in each field, and that is what I have done."
How much has McGregor been offered for his next fight?
Who McGregor fights next is the big mystery.
He said he would take time out of the cage to support his partner, who is pregnant with his first child.
But the UFC star was recently issued a boxing license in California, which has reignited talks that he wants to fight Floyd Mayweather.
Regardless, when he returns there will be some big offers on the table.
A third bout "decider" could be on the cards against Nate Diaz and the purse could well exceed the $NZ4 million from the previous fight.
However, Mayweather still remains the most interesting matchup. The two have been jousting in the press over a super-fight, boxing rules, with McGregor demanding $US1million for the fight.