UFC fighters’ supercars: from Conor McGregor to Ronda Rousey, how MMA stars ride in style with luxury Mustangs, BMWs, Lamborghinis and Rolls-Royces
They’re beasts in the ring but when it comes to whips, these UFC fighters are all about the finer things in life. From customised vintage collections, to Rolls-Royces and the latest supercars, the UFC car game is truly impressive.
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Conor McGregor
According to Bleacher Report, McGregor was seen driving a Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe worth US$368,000 around LA back in 2015. DriveTribe reports McGregor also has a McLaren 650S and has been seen driving the car around Dublin, Ireland.
Ronda Rousey
According to Celebrity Net Worth, Ronda Rousey has an estimated fortune of US$13 million. With that amount of cash, Rousey has splashed out on some fancy wheels more recently. But back in the day, the WWE star drove her Honda Accord around for years after returning from the 2008 Olympics, openly stating she slept in the car to save money. According to Hotcars, she sold the car on eBay for US$21,300 in 2015.
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Israel Adesanya
According to The Sun, the UFC champ also owns a Range Rover worth US$84,000.
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Joe Rogan
His number one love is a silver 1965 Corvette Stingray with an LS1 V8 engine and Magnuson supercharger: the car has been modernised from top to bottom. It’s estimated to be worth around US$141,000.
He has a customised Plymouth Barracuda, which he calls Sick Fish, and a Tesla Model S, worth around US$112,000. According to Motorious, he also has a 2014 Ford Mustang which has a 5.0-litre Coyote V8 engine.
Beneil Dariush
Dariush made the surprise comment to Musk, saying he had ordered a Tesla for his wife six months prior to the fight and had still not received the car.
The fighter said he was a big fan of Musk’s but said it was “disrespect” to have to wait so long to get the car.
Musk heard about the comment and responded on Twitter, promising that delivery would happen soon.
The public call-out worked. A few days later the fighter’s manager, Ali Abdelaziz, said the Tesla had been delivered.
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- Beneil Dariush called out Elon Musk publicly after waiting six months for his Tesla – then his car arrived a few days later
- While Israel Adesanya joked about wrecking his McLaren, Ronda Rousey prefers functional vehicles like her trusty Honda Accord and the Ford F-350 pickup
