The Mac Life

At a glance

• Media outlet associated with Conor McGregor, channel created in October 2015
• Also covers boxing and bare knuckle (BKFC)
• About 1.68 million subscribers as of September 2026

Overview

The Mac Life is a media outlet associated with Conor McGregor. Its YouTube channel was created in October 2015 and had about 1.68 million subscribers as of September 2026. It covers the UFC, the Irish and British MMA scene, boxing and bare knuckle fighting.

The channel posts several videos a day during event weeks, with an emphasis on content tied to McGregor and his circle. Full-length press conferences sit alongside short clips of the key moments.

What you'll find

The main draw is the big media moments of fight week, often in full: the UFC 331 and UFC 333 press conferences, official weigh-ins, face offs such as Joshua Van versus Alexandre Pantoja, and Arman Tsarukyan and Mauricio Ruffy being separated during theirs.

You'll also find interviews: Arman Tsarukyan saying Justin Gaethje is scared of him, Alexander Volkanovski on the glove controversy between Ilia Topuria and Justin Gaethje, Joshua Van on Alexandre Pantoja, and several Dana White moments, including him going off on a reporter and his comments on Tom Aspinall. On the bare knuckle side, the channel covered Darren Till's BKFC fight week against Yoel Romero, with the full press conference and face offs. Both Dana White and Darren Till also weighed in on a possible oblique kick ban.

Why follow

The full-length uploads let you watch an entire press conference or weigh-in instead of relying on clips someone else picked. The channel is also a direct source for anything involving Conor McGregor and BKFC.

If you follow Irish and British fighters, it covers them closely, often with access other outlets don't have. BKFC's Manchester card is a good example, covered from the press conference to the final face off.

MMA Official's take

The Mac Life is for fans who want the official footage from fight week and for anyone following Conor McGregor, British MMA and bare knuckle fighting. The channel is part of McGregor's world, so keep that link in mind when it covers his rivals. Upload volume peaks in fight week and drops between events.

Start with the full press conference from a UFC pay-per-view, then watch the Darren Till versus Yoel Romero fight week to see how the channel covers BKFC.