With a net worth of $200 million, Conor McGregor isn’t just the richest MMA fighter—he’s a titan in the entire combat sports world. The Irishman has plunged into business ventures like he’s out to “catch ’em all.” From the roaring success of his alcoholic beverages like Proper 12, Forged Irish Stout, to protein popcorn and cutting-edge sports tech, the former double champ has his fingerprints on everything—and it’s paying off.
Most recently, his brand TIDL Sport received government approval, sparking a major boom in his business. Let’s take a look at what happened exactly. As the co-founder and brand ambassador, the Irishman recently shared an Instagram story showcasing TIDL’s Cryotherapy Pain Relief Spray.
In the caption, the company stated, “TIDL secures official government contract. Now available on the Federal Supply Schedule (FSS).” So, what is the buzz around TIDL’s Cryotherapy Pain Relief Spray? TIDL’s Cryotherapy Max Strength is a fast-acting pain relief spray designed for joints, muscles, and neck discomfort. According to the brand, the product is plant-based and features menthol and camphor as its primary ingredients.
These components enhance the cooling effect, making the spray an excellent choice for faster recovery and greater comfort. After the product got the nod from the government, Conor McGregor has been endorsing it like crazy. To further help amplify the momentum, the Irishman brought on UFC content creator Nina Marie Daniele to champion the brand.
And so, Daniele took to her Instagram story to promote McGregor’s TIDL Sport Heat Therapy Spray. “I just got back from Pilates. Every time I have a flare-up, this TIDL Heat Therapy—the yellow one, the yellow one—is my tried and tested go-to. It’s so good. Just spray it on,” she said. Her story was later reshared by Conor McGregor on his own Instagram, further boosting the product’s visibility.
But that’s not all. In true Mystic Mac fashion, McGregor took a cheeky jab at his old rival Floyd Mayweather in a promotional image. The post, shared by both TIDL Sport and McGregor, featured an AI-generated image of the Irishman holding a can of the product. Below him stood a massive crowd—and among them, a sharp-eyed fan spotted someone wearing a TMT (The Money Team) shirt, strongly resembling Mayweather. Subtle? Not quite. Effective? Absolutely.
Conor McGregor appears on stage for the Floyd Mayweather vs. Conor McGregor weigh-in at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada on August 25, 2017. The pair will face off for their 12-round super-welterweight boxing match on Saturday, August 26. PUBLICATIONxINxGERxSUIxAUTxHUNxONLY LAV2017082515 JAMESxATOA
Conor McGregor’s business genius is something that cannot be replicated, as it comes naturally to him. He continues to soar in his business ventures, but what about his career as a fighter? The former two-division champion appears to have been shunned by Dana White in his latest remarks.
Dana White shuns Conor McGregor’s comeback rumours
Conor McGregor, who has yet to make his return to the MMA world since his last bout against Dustin Poirier in 2021, has once again teased a comeback through his social media. The former two-division champion shared several training posts before suddenly urging Dana White to “CALL THAT BIG B—T NURSE.” He added, “Let’s get this show started,” reigniting hope among fans once more.
The MMA community was once again excited at the prospect of seeing Conor McGregor return, but Dana White appeared to pour cold water on the rumors. When journalist Adam Glyn asked the UFC CEO whether he had any plans for McGregor, White gave a thrashing reality check, “He’s not fighting anytime soon. I haven’t talked to him in a minute. Yeah, I don’t know.”
Conor McGregor is 36, and time is running out for him to make a comeback. It’s worth noting that the former champion has numerous ventures to manage, including his role as a promoter for BKFC. On top of that, he also harbors political ambitions. All of these combined make it difficult for the former champ to make a comeback, but we cannot rule him out completely until he retires from the sport. Regardless, what are your thoughts on his comeback? State your opinion in the comments below.
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