Conor McGregor has created history inside the octagon with his impressive performances. The Irishman has also done quite well for himself and his family financially. McGregor has generated enough wealth to last him multiple lifetimes. Recently, his dad bought a new $180,000 car.

Tony McGregor, the father of Conor McGregor, purchased a new car worth $180,000, along with custom plates. This car is none other than a black Porsche Panamera. He showed off his new whip on an Instagram post containing a video of him going and buying it.

In the video, Tony McGregor says, “I bought a Porsche Panamera, specked up to platinum limited edition. I have been waiting over a year for this car, and I’m really looking forward to this day.”

He then explained why he had waited so long for this piece of beauty. He said, “I waited over a year solely because we had the pandemic, then we had the global shortage of supplies. Car manufacturers were hit by that as well. And then throw in the world war 3 situation. And that’s it.”

Also Read: How Does Conor Mcgregor Invest His Money – List of His Businesses

The 61-year-old also got a custom license plate with the number “188” on it. This number holds significance to him. This is because it is named after the number of euros of social welfare the Irish champion got before becoming his stardom.

Tony McGregor was absolutely delighted while receiving the keys from Alan Lewis. According to him, only one such Porsche existed in his entire country, and that belonged to him.

Conor McGregor’s Temporary Break and Return

Although Tony McGregor is having the time of his life, we can’t quite say the same for his son, Conor McGregor.

It has been a rough few months for the Irishman. McGregor has been out of action since suffering a leg injury in his trilogy fight against Dustin Poirier. McGregor has undergone surgery and is currently recovering and training for his next fight.

WATCH THIS STORY – Tyson Fury, Kamaru Usman, Dana White And Others React To Mike Tyson Battering A Drunk Fan On A Flight

Top Stories

Ex-UFC Fighter, Former Wrestling Champion Dies at 63 After Health Complications

Nick Diaz Breaks Silence With Major Update as Alarming Rumors Swirl Amid Absence From Public Eye

Alex Pereira’s White House Announcement Has Fans Turning On Dana White as Donald Trump’s UFC Plans Hit a Snag

Khabib Nurmagomedov’s Favorite UFC Fighter Reveals the Only Way to Beat Islam Makhachev

Sean Strickland Uses His Own Career as Ammo to Roast Tom Aspinall for UFC 321

Since McGregor has spent most of his time in the gym during the off-season, we will likely see him move up a weight class against his next opponent. There have been multiple names thrown around, but the UFC has confirmed nothing.

What did you think of this purchase? Who do you think McGregor will face on his return bout? Let us know by dropping your opinions in the comments below.