Conor McGregor has joined in on the fun and excitement at Wrexham with Ryan Reynolds. The world-renowned mixed martial artist has certainly proved how he can throw some punches to scare away enemies. But going beyond his ring, he is expanding his horizons as well. The UFC champion is usually seen trash-talking enemies in excitement ahead of matches and beefing up with rivals, but a rather different side of him is coming out now.

The Irish player has decided to follow Reynolds’ suit. But it would not be through purchasing a football team. Ahead of the Wrexham match, he has joined in on the forces through his already existing business.

How Conor McGregor is joining Ryan Reynolds in the Wrexham fun

Celebrities find unique ways to be a part of something. Irish mixed martial artist Conor McGregor has found one too. The 34-year-old took to Twitter to announce his Irish brew being served at Wrexham pre-game session. He owns Forged Irish Stout, which will be served at the Turf Hotel. But what comes as a generous step is that all the profits from the sale will go to Your Space charity. How is that connected to Reynolds? Well, Wrexham striker Paul Mullin, who recently announced his book, is part of the charity founded for autistic people.

“Drop by and show love if you are in town,” he sent out a message to the masses. Wayne Jones, the owner of Turf Hotel, also hopped on to Twitter to promote this collaboration. He revealed how the money will go to charity and that the alcohol will be served through a mobile truck.

Meanwhile, Reynolds will be in high anticipation as Wrexham faces Yeovil Town. This win will promote them to the second league, marking a big step. 

But their love for Wrexham is not the only common thing between Reynolds and McGregor.

Both celebrities have their own alcohol brands

Ryan Reynolds purchased Aviation Gin in 2018, while McGregor purchase his Forged Irish Strout in 2020 for €1.9 million. He also owns a whiskey brand named Proper No Twelve but has reportedly sold the majority of its stake. While Reynolds focused on selling his alcohol in airports, the latter’s drink has already outdone its competitors with its amazing taste. While it is a profitable business, both celebrities ensure to participate in social causes through their brands.

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