Conor McGregor
UFC 2013–present · rated in 2 editions · peak overall 93.0
Scouting report
Conor McGregor knocked out Jose Aldo in 13 seconds to win the UFC Featherweight Championship at UFC 194 in December 2015. Training out of Straight Blast Gym Ireland in Dublin under John Kavanagh, McGregor built to that fight with wins over Diego Brandao and Dennis Siver in 2014. His 90 Boxing rating and 90 Fight IQ rating trace to his counter-punching precision and championship fight management at 145 pounds.
Peak ratings
By edition
McGregor knocked out Diego Brandao in Dublin, Dustin Poirier at UFC 178, and Dennis Siver in Boston, then won the interim title by finishing Chad Mendes at UFC 189 and beat Jose Aldo in 13 seconds at UFC 194. His left-cross power and counter-punching are reflected in an 92 Boxing and 86 Kickboxing.
After winning the undisputed featherweight title from Jose Aldo, McGregor vacated the belt in late 2016 to move to lightweight, becoming the first simultaneous two-division UFC champion. His timing, southpaw left hand, and fight management from this period are reflected in ratings of 96 Boxing and 90 Fight IQ.
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Ratings shown are our own, built from independent research and from how Conor McGregor is regarded by the MMA community, with the EA Sports UFC games used only as a starting baseline for the scale. They are unofficial and do not constitute an assessment of Conor McGregor's real-world abilities. See the disclaimer below.