Conor McGregor reacts to HILARIOUS moment training civilian from luxury yacht

He is vivaciously enthusiastic about his MMA training and about MMA, as he mentions. During his recent sitdown with UFC on TNT’s Adam Catterall, the Dubliner did a rapid-fire round. When asked about the perils of MMA prepping, he mentioned being most at ease when he is training. The same goes for his luxury listings and yachts. Consequently, he isn’t one to shy away from advising on sailing either.

Conor McGregor once issued fiery sailing tips in a tweet

Conor McGregor is a curious case for an MMA personality. The fact that UFC Official listings have him grossing out all top 10 buyouts should be proof enough. Given that he is on a 3-year layoff, that is quite surprising. Not one particular sports industry entity had ever gotten so bigger than life, as Mcgregor. He isn’t just famous as a former 2-division titleholder. He is also notoriously famous for his voiceover notes, his celebrity whiskey brands, his foray of luxury items, and so on.

The fighter is as much famous for his MMA skills, as he is for his lavish lifestyle. The owner of a $3,600,000 Lamborghini yacht, along with such spirited indulgence comes with a few impertinent after-effects. He often goes the distance on flaunting and safeguarding his valuables. In a since-deleted tweet, McGregor once gave sailing tips to a viral video’s accident victim, in quite colorful vernacular.

St*pid b*stard... Keeping your hand fully on the throttle like that is just nonsense. Keep your hand off to the side of it. Holding it fully and any tip of the wave you get you are going to jolt the throttle forward rapidly and send the boat flying. Mad watch this. Conor McGregor via X (@TheNotoriousMMA), in a since-deleted comment

“No Context Humans” on X originally shared the sailing accident reel, which just so happened to end up on McGregor’s feed. The former two-time UFC champion couldn’t resist giving his two cents on the video. Afterward, McGregor brazenly also retweeted a fan’s post where he’s shown dashing through another boat on his yacht; probably voicing his resolve.

McGregor, 22-6 MMA, 10-4 UFC, makes his way back to the octagon in a 5-round welterweight headliner at UFC 303. He returns on June 29 at T-Mobile Arena (ESPN+). Should he bounce back to the win column, one could naturally expect him to maintain such lavish and bold dispositions.