Conor McGregor Calls His Own Luxury Yacht A Colossal Waste Of Money
By 813 Staff
Sources close to the team say Conor McGregor Calls His Own Luxury Yacht A Colossal Waste Of Money, according to Home of Fight (@Home_of_Fight) (in the last 24 hours).
Source: https://x.com/Home_of_Fight/status/2075322869152715194
The check had already cleared, the keys were in his hand, and the Italian motor yacht was tied to a dock in the Mediterranean before Conor McGregor looked in the mirror and admitted what everyone in his inner circle already knew. According to a since-deleted social media post flagged by *Home of Fight* (@Home_of_Fight) on July 9, the former two-division UFC champion referred to his latest luxury purchase—a Lamborghini-branded yacht—as the “dumbest thing” he has ever bought. Those close to the situation say McGregor was laughing as he said it, but the admission carries more weight than a casual joke.
League sources confirm the yacht, a 54-foot Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63, retails for roughly $3.2 million and is capable of hitting 60 knots. The Dublin native posted a brief video from what appeared to be the vessel’s helm, laughing and shaking his head before calling the purchase a “dumb thing” in a moment of rare self-deprecation. The video was quickly pulled, but not before *Home of Fight* captured the clip and sent it across social media.
Why does this matter for fans and the fight game? McGregor’s spending has been a recurring whisper in the front office for years. The front office has been quietly monitoring his financial moves since his whiskey sale and various business ventures began to dominate his public schedule. Sources around the UFC suggest that while “The Notorious” remains one of the sport’s biggest draws, his ability to stay disciplined in the cage has often been undermined by his lifestyle choices outside of it. This latest admission—however offhand—feeds the narrative that the superstar’s priorities may still be drifting.
As for what happens next, nothing is official. McGregor has not commented publicly since the clip aired, and his representatives declined to return messages. What remains uncertain is whether this moment of candor signals any deeper reflection about his competitive future. He has not booked a fight since his loss to Dustin Poirier in 2021, and the UFC brass has been tight-lipped about any return timeline. For now, McGregor owns the yacht, apparently regrets the purchase, and is still the most unpredictable figure in mixed martial arts.
Source: https://x.com/Home_of_Fight/status/2075322869152715194
