Whether you’re keen on or detest him, Conor McGregor’s world is seldom boring. The UFC icon has not fought since breaking his leg in the first spherical of his trilogy bout with Dustin Poirier in 2021.

The Irishman has not secured a victory since knocking out Donald Cerrone more than six years in the past, but he has constantly maintained he would make a comeback. His supporters have endured a prolonged wait, but their hopes might be fulfilled at UFC 329 in Las Vegas, with Dana White, who has been in discussions with McGregor, saying: “It’s looking good.” Beyond the Octagon, McGregor has diversified his business ventures, been embroiled in high-profile court instances and tied the knot with long-term associate Dee Devlin. Here’s a round-up of some of the wildest moments from the 37-year-old’s life…

Fans spot ‘sex act’

McGregor sparked a frenzy amongst followers by importing what appeared to be footage of him receiving oral sex aboard his yacht. In 2022, he was travelling the globe on his luxurious boat with his then-fiancée, Devlin.

Throughout the journey, he shared both footage and a {photograph} that fans claimed was captured while he was being pleasured. McGregor uploaded an image of himself reclining with the decrease portion of his physique cropped out.

The caption read: “If you’re getting it, get it top floor of the triple deck.” A deleted video also surfaced on his story and was captured by fans, showing to briefly show Devlin’s head before panning to the spectacular sea view from the top deck of his boat.

Fans had been fast to discover the posts and shared their theories in the feedback part, with one fan writing: “Did Conor McGregor really just post himself getting head on IG story?” One fan agreed: “He also posted a picture with no pants, with a caption suggesting it. It’s pretty clear what he was doing.”

Throwing cans

McGregor lived up to his ‘Notorious’ nickname by receiving a substantial superb for hurling cans at Nate Diaz during a press convention for their rematch in 2016. After McGregor turned up late, Diaz stormed off the stage before returning with ammunition.

When he did flip up, Diaz launched a bottle of water at McGregor, who returned fire by chucking power drink cans in his direction. McGregor was fined £118,000 for his half in the altercation and ordered to perform 50 hours of group service.

Invading cage and slapping official

In 2017, McGregor managed to grab the headlines during a combat he wasn’t even concerned in. Attending Bellator 187 in Dublin, McGregor stormed the cage to have a good time training pal Charlie Ward’s knockout of John Redmond.

When referee Marc Goddard intervened, McGregor shoved the official away before then slapping a Bellator official. He was in the end escorted out of the cage and subsequently apologised for his conduct, conceding he was “out of line” having been swept up in the joy of his buddy’s bout.

Steel dolly tirade

In the lead-up to Khabib Nurmagomedov’s UFC light-weight title conflict against Al Iaquinta at UFC 223, the Russian legend and his entourage aggressively cornered Artem Lobov, a former buddy turned adversary of McGregor, who then sought retribution.

Accompanied by around 20 males, he charged in direction of a bus transporting a group of fighters back to their resort following a promotional event in New York, hurling a metal dolly at its home windows. The projectile shattered the glass, leaving Michael Chiesa and Ray Borg with accidents, both of whom had been subsequently withdrawn from the cardboard.

McGregor was taken into custody and admitted to disorderly conduct. He was ordered to full 5 days of group service and undertake an anger management course.

Punching outdated man

McGregor discovered himself embroiled in yet another confrontation when he punched an aged man in a Dublin pub. The assault occurred after the person declined a shot of McGregor-endorsed Proper Twelve whiskey.

McGregor landed a left hook to the aspect of the person’s head, who remarkably remained acutely aware after absorbing the blow. McGregor was convicted of assault and fined £842.

Breaking fan’s cellphone

Just months after his devastating loss to Nurmagomedov, McGregor discovered himself arrested on prices of strong-armed theft and prison mischief in Florida.

Police reviews revealed that a fan had been photographing McGregor. The fighter reacted by slapping the cellphone from his hand, stomping on it and making off with the machine. The subsequent civil lawsuit was ultimately settled out of court.