If you have any doubts, the numbers speak for themselves. Even after five years away from competition, Conor McGregor is reportedly set to earn around 30% more than Alex Pereira, Sean Strickland, Ciryl Gane, Justin Gaethje, Ilia Topuria, and Khamzat Chimaev combined from UFC 328 and the White House event.

Conor previously revealed that he made around $30 million for his last fight after bonuses, and his manager recently said that this comeback will come with a huge purse, adding that the UFC significantly improved the financial terms compared to previous negotiations.

Last night's UFC 329 press conference also drew more live viewers than the UFC White House press conference and even surpassed the Sean Strickland vs. Khamzat Chimaev press conference.

The UFC 329 Vlog reached in just one day the same number of views that the White House vlog accumulated in one month, and the UFC 328 vlog in two months.

On social media, Conor's popularity is unmatched. On Instagram alone, he has nearly as many followers as the UFC itself.

Love him or hate him, you have to admit it Conor McGregor is a global superstar, and it may be a very long time before the UFC sees another star of his magnitude.

Conor McGregor is the biggest star this sport has ever seen, and right now, nobody else is even close.