Conor McGregor sat down with the Mayor of Miami, Francis X. Suarez to promote the launch of TIDL Sports. McGregor’s latest business venture is a deep dive into the recovery and wellness industry that has seen a massive uptick as of late. Recovery for sports athletes has become a top priority and McGregor shared the impact of his new brand.

‘The Notorious’ was surrounded by the CEO of the company as well as his manager Audie Attar, as he talked about the benefits of the product. The product itself is a cooling spray that provides near-instant relief to contact bruising and minor tears. McGregor, having suffered his fair share of injuries, certainly seems to know the firsthand benefits of the product.

“TIDL is a company of ours. It’s in the health and wellness category. It’s for everyone. We all feel pain in some way. We all need to recover in some way. This stuff has been instrumental for me in my training camps.”

“You train hard, you go to bed. You wake up, ‘Oh! the shoulder is sore after waking up. A little spray on the bruise on the knee, on the elbow. It eliminates it. It literally evaporates the bruising.”

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The Irishman shows no sign of slowing down

Conor McGregor is constantly pushing the envelope when it comes to excellence in the field of business and entrepreneurship. His latest venture in ‘TIDL Sports’ is one of many that is sure to be a home run on the market.

It seems as though McGregor can’t miss, be it with the launch of the now established whiskey brand ‘Proper Twelve’ or the more recent venture; McGregor Fast. It seems as though Conor McGregor is associating himself with ventures related to fitness and recovery. He operates out of an independent camp either from Portugal or Ireland and is always looking for the best training.

Furthermore, McGregor’s recent injury certainly requires a lot of recoveries and it’s clear that he’s looking at the bigger picture. In order to once again reach the Apex of the sport, he’ll have to make sure his personal fitness is at an all-time high.

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