Conor McGregor's 'F*** You' suit: Did MJF wear the same one on AEW?

No, professional wrestler Maxwell Jacob Friedman (MJF) did not wear Conor McGregor's 'F**k You' suit on AEW. However, the newly crowned AEW champion wore a pinstripe suit wickedly similar to the Irishman's iconic outfit.

The pro wrestler showed up at the recent AEW Dynamite event sporting a pinstripe suit that had the words, "Better Than You," written along the stripes.

The suit is most likely a reference to the classic number worn by 'The Notorious' ahead of his 2017 boxing superfight against Floyd Mayweather, which had the words, "F**k You," written vertically on the stripes.

McGregor's original' F**k You' suit was designed by the Irishman's business partner, David August Heil, who boasts an elite clientele that includes Sylvester Stallone and DJ Khaled.

McGregor and MJF have been feuding on Twitter recently after the pro wrestler pulled in the Irishman's name while trolling fellow UFC star Paddy Pimblett.

During a social media spat, the AEW superstar called Pimblett a dollar store Conor McGregor.

McGregor promptly returned fire:

"A dollar store Conor is still worth millions! Let’s go young Paddy Pimb! Don’t know who this other clown is."

Living true to his pro wrestling roots, Friedman fired back with an insult of his own, calling the former UFC two-division champion a "roided up leprechaun":

"I’ll f*** the Conor clone up. Then I’ll wipe my a** with the original. Stay in your lane you roided up leprechaun. You can’t hang with the @AEW World Champion."

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Does Conor McGregor own a fashion brand?

Yes, Conor McGregor owns a clothing line called August McGregor. The fashion band is a joint venture between 'The Notorious' and luxury custom clothier David August.

The clothing line offers a curated range of sweatshirts, dress shirts, suits, denim, and various athleisure products.

The brand was launched just before Conor McGregor's 2017 superfight with Floyd Mayweather. According to a report by Essentially Sports, the world's richest man, Elon Musk, is one of the clients of August McGregor.

The report also states that the popular clothing line has generated upwards of $50 million in revenue since its launch.

Apart from August McGregor, the UFC superstar also owns various other business ventures, including fitness app McGregor Fast and a media outlet called TheMacLife.

In 2021, the Irishman sold the majority stake in his Irish Whiskey brand, Proper No. Twelve, to Proximo Spirits in a whopping $600 million deal. However, it is unclear how much 'The Notorious' directly profited from the deal.