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Conor McGregor opened up about his deep spiritual life a few months ago, explaining how his faith helps guide him through the intense world of mixed martial arts. Speaking to veteran sports journalist Adam Catterall during the high-stakes fight week of UFC 329 back in July, the former two-division champion revealed a calmer, more reflective side of himself. Instead of using his usual trash talk, the global superstar focused entirely on internal growth and his personal identity outside of the cage.
During that interview over two months ago, McGregor stated that his mental and spiritual toughness comes from a source far greater than sports or fame. He explained to Catterall that a long sequence of divine events and deep internal work helped him find this path before stepping back into the Octagon against Max Holloway. "My biggest skill is my belief, my faith in being connected to the highest power," McGregor shared, crediting his life journey to a higher strength.
The Irish fighter further detailed his philosophy during the summer interview by explaining that people must separate their core identity from their physical and emotional states. He explained that human bodies can fail and feelings can change, but the soul remains permanent. To summarize his outlook on life at the time, McGregor stated, "I am not my thoughts, I am not my feelings, I am my soul, and my soul is connected to the highest power".
