Conor McGregor is rich, and Conor McGregor is also a bit of a madman.

The last time we crossed paths he was smashing up buses carrying UFC fighters to a press conference, and it wasn’t a very good look for Conor or the sport in general.

He’ll be standing trial for that next month, but a career like his isn’t forged overnight. If you’ve ever wanted to look at what goes on outside of the ring, Conor McGregor: Notorious is exactly what you’re after.

Filmed over the course of four years, this all-access documentary follows his journey from his mum’s spare room to claiming multiple championship titles.

Roll tape:

We know he grew up rough, but how about this zinger from the doccie:

“Our guys coming up don’t have a sports council paying for sh*t. We just show up and beat the sh*t out of each other, and just hope that we beat each other up enough to become really good and get that shout for the UFC, start making the big money there… We’re broke as motherf*ckers over here. I haven’t got a pot to piss in.”

He’s doing just fine now, thanks to that monster payday with Floyd.

If you’re keen to watch Conor McGregor: Notorious it’s all rather simple – head to Showmax here, sign up for the free 14-day trial, and watch the Irish madman climb the ladder.

Or, if you’re rocking a DStv subscription, you can add Showmax to your bundle for free.

Either way you’re not paying a dime, and that’s something I can dig.

We should also mention that if cricket is your jam, there’s a section dedicated to celebrating everything that is AB de Villiers, as well as Crossing the Line, which takes viewers inside the highly controversial 2018 Australian tour to South Africa.

Which we won, and I’ll never tire of saying that.

If you want to have a look at everything Showmax has to offer, you can swing past here.