According to a financial report, in the two years that the Dublin bar has been owned by the former UFC champion, the losses amounted to about two million dollars. Meanwhile, the establishment is valued at $4.8 million dollars and the loan debt to the business is $4.5 million dollars.
Despite the local failure, so far Conor McGregor is far from ruin, because two years ago he profitably sold the business of selling whiskey, gaining from 130 to 150 million dollars, and in addition, the Irishman is the owner of a solid portfolio of real estate, which not so long ago was replenished with a new apartment building for 200 apartments to be delivered.
Next year Conor McGregor plans to return to the octagon and fight with American Michael Chandler, thereby increasing his bank account not a few tens of millions of dollars.