Conor McGregor has long been the focus of attention for MMA fans around the globe. However the one time boxer is rumored to be quite a savvy businessman – meaning he’ll likely be looking to cash in on his image as opposed to fight until he’s in his 40s.
The 28 year old McGregor had a coach of his weigh in on the topic:
“I don’t know … I don’t think [he will retire],” Roddy told Peter Carroll on the latest episode of Eurobash (via MMA Fighting).“ I don’t look into the future to see what’s happening. Conor’s mentality hasn’t changed at all, so I don’t know.
“I always say, it depends on what fights are available, I think, for Conor,” he added. “As I said, if there is another big super fight and Conor feels like he would enjoy it, then he’ll do it. If the fans want it and stuff like that, I think Conor will take it.”
McGregor is rumored to be worth a lot – Conor McGregor’s total career earnings if he earned £100m for fighting Floyd Mayweather: £106,929,000 ($137,189,586).
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