Conor McGregor’s Hollywood debut has been a record-breaking success. The Irish MMA icon played the role of ‘Knox’ in the Jake Gyllenhaal starrer, ‘Road House’, a reimagining of the 1989 classic action film that featured Patrick Swayze. According to information available online, the movie gathered a stunning 50 million worldwide views over its first two weekends on the Prime Video streaming platform!

As such, in a recent post shared on social media, ‘The Notorious’ has seemingly maintained his character from the movie as he revealed the “secrets” behind the character and the accessories he used to “incorporate” his own personal style onto the silver screen!

Conor McGregor pulls back the curtain on ‘Knox’ from ‘Road House’

Conor McGregor’s debut has drawn a ton of praise from figures like Joe Rogan, who proclaimed in a recent episode of the JRE (Joe Rogan Experience), “Listen, Conor McGregor could be a movie star, easy. If ‘The Rock’ can do it, you don’t think Conor Mcgregor can do it? 100% he could do it, and he’s a character man, look at him, he’s a f**king character dude.”

McGregor himself has demonstrated a deep commitment to his role, as evidenced by his social media posts revealing behind-the-scenes details and the thought process behind ‘Knox’s’ character development. ‘The Notorious’ shared a picture of his back-tattoo from the film on his Instagram story, with the caption, “I carry the highland mountains on my back. Yup The McGregor clan. Ya know us. Ambush. The specialty. S’rioghail Mo Dhream Ard Choille!”

In another post, McGregor appears to be speaking in character as ‘Knox’ as he stated, “IM OWED AS WELL, ILL NEED THAT, NOTHING FOR NOTHING, SOMETHING FOR SOMETHING. THANKS @thecutpricejewellers FOR THE HELP MAKING MY CHAIN. AND @mrs_donlon FOR ARRANGING MY RARE PATEK I ALSO BROUGHT WITH ME TO INCORPORATE INTO THE CHARACTER THAT IS “KNOX”

As McGregor continues to make waves in the entertainment industry, his dedication to his role in “Road House” and the attention to detail he brings serve as a testament to his versatility and potential as a multifaceted talent beyond the realm of mixed martial arts.