"It was hard work. I'm used to hard work, but the schedule was intense. I'm not sure I'll live through it again. It's already in the history books. Money may come and go, but this movie will stay forever," Yahoo quoted McGregor as saying.
Conor McGregor made his movie debut by starring in the new Hollywood movie "Roadhouse" starring Jake Gyllenhaal. The premiere of the movie took place in early March.
Recall, earlier McGregor stated his desire to return to the octagon and fight with Michael Chandler in June this year.
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McGregor says goodbye to the UFC