Conor McGregor: Notorious [DVD]

Watch all the time

Such a great movie. The ending could have been way better, there are a few great quotes Connor has made in his career, namely “ And I’d just like to say from the bottom of my heart, I’d like to take this chance to apologise… to absolutely nobody. The double champ does what the f*** he wants!” I think the movie should have ended with that quote. And so much more info about him should have been thrown in. It paints a great picture of Connor but not the whole story. He is a champ! Great movie otherwise!

Like him or hate him it’s not about that, it’s about hard work and determination. You must be burnt out from people you might admire or need motivation. Conor is the guy for you! Like I said hard work, dedication, self believe and manifestation and more from him. Highly recommend.

Good biography of a madman

I’ve followed Conor since the beginning when everyone thought that he was a show. I knew he was the real deal when his very aura would eat up fighters before he even threw a punch. I can’t always say I’ve enjoyed him winning but I knew that he was one of the realest to ever walk in the octagon. This documentary shows not only the inspiration and some of the hype but it shows his grit, his heart and his ability to weather defeat. I’m glad this wasn’t a documentary purely about his success. It clearly shows that even with then”luck of the Irish” you still have to work hard and sacrifice. Quality production. Great behind the scenes of what you don’t see via main stream of his biggest fights. It even includes some of the Mayweather marketing tour. Wish they could’ve included some of that fight. That would be my only critique. A must watch.

I am a big fan of Conor McGregor and really liked the DVD but I think the over-all quality of the film should of been better. It was almost like it was filmed with a low end camera. With that said because he is so entertaining and talented I Enjoyed it

My son and I have seen it several times and he still wanted to rent it again 🤷‍♀️🤣

It's a good story and explains alot about a good fighter. But it doesn't build a case for Conor being included on the "pound for pound" greatest fighter list. It merely provides background as to his rise in MMA. But, it didn't leave me liking the single skilled fighter....And it didn't substantiate anything reason for his narcissistic attitude.I know this review is a lot about the fighter and less about the story. But they're directly tied together... I'd have like to hear more details about his losses. Especially to Khabib. This would have put more man behind the ego.Just my 2 cents but I still hate the guy as a person and fighter.