Conor McGregor tells fellow fighters to put in the work if they want his crown ahead of UFC 205 fight

Conor McGregor has slammed his fellow UFC fighters insisting all he hears is moaning instead of seeing any real effort to dethrone him as king.

The featherweight champion became the highest paid and grossing UFC fighter this year and has seen several rival fighters take aim at him and his brazen ways.

McGregor is gearing up for a potentially history making moment against Eddie Alvarez at UFC 205 on November 12 and has hit out at his nay sayers ahead of the two-belt clash.

‘They all say I’m all talk — I look at them and say they’re all talk.

Conor McGregor is the biggest ticket ever in the UFC (Picture: Getty)

‘Because I’m the one in here fighting every week,’ McGregor said.

‘I only had a five round war against a guy three times the size of me and now I’m back again.

L O L to the bank pic.twitter.com/7SodvNy6RC

— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) October 26, 2016

‘All I hear is complaining, bi****** and moaning, You want this, you want what I got, you’ve got to put in the fu***** work.

‘As far as I’m seeing, nobody’s putting in the work.

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‘Everyone’s talking. Everyone’s thinking ‘just cause Conor has it, I should __have it’.

‘No, no — I didn’t always __have it, there’s a reason why I have it. I had to work my (expletive) bullocks off to get it.

‘Here I am, still working, while they’re talking.’