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Conor
McGregor
has his eyes on yet another business
venture. 

McGregor recently shared a post on his Instagram Stories claiming
he is in “serious talks” to buy the subscription-based video
platform OnlyFans. 

The owner of OnlyFans, Leonid Radvinsky, recently put it up for
sale, quoting a price between $1.46 billion and $2.42 billion,
according to the New York Post. However, he is reportedly
struggling to find a buyer. But Variety reports that Radvinsky is negotiating a
deal with an investor group led by “Forest Road Co., an L.A.-based
investment firm that has interests in the media and entertainment
biz, at an $8 billion valuation.”

While McGregor has a net worth of over $200 million, OnlyFans might
just be out of his league. McGregor utilized his stardom in MMA
like no other, establishing multiple businesses that have him taken
care of forever. The most notable of those is the Proper No. 12
Whiskey, which he sold to Proximo Spirits for over $500 million.
McGregor owns the Black Forge Inn in Dublin, the Black Forge Stout,
a media house called TheMacLife and a sports health brand,
TIDLSport. 

McGregor hasn’t fought since a freak injury loss in a trilogy fight
against Dustin
Poirier
in 2021. He has teased a return multiple times, even
getting booked against Michael
Chandler
at UFC 303
last year before pulling out due to a toe injury. 

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By IMAK ADMIN

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