McGregor was found liable after being accused of "brutally" raping and battering a woman named Nikita Hand while she was intoxicated in Dec. 2018

WHEN Conor McGregor left the High Court in Dublin after he was found liable of assaulting a woman he was flanked by Dee Devlin. Although she cut an upset figure, she was spotted holding the UFC

Conor McGregor's partner Dee Devlin has launched a scathing attack against Nikita Hand as she has questioned "what sort of woman" she is. The MMA fighter was found liable of assaulting Nikita Hand, who accused him of raping her in a Dublin hotel six years ago.

Dee Devlin recently went off against Nikita Hand for accusing her longtime partner Conor McGregor of sexually assaulting her, after McGregor lost the civil assault case.

Conor McGregor faces a reckoning as he is found liable in a civil trial, ordered to pay a substantial sum in damages.

Conor McGregor was found liable of assaulting Nikita Hand in civil court, and must now pay £200,000, but continues to maintain his innocence and issued a new statement on the matter on Monday night

Conor McGregor has issued a fresh statement in response to the verdict of his civil trial, in which he was ordered to pay £200,000 to his accuser Nikita Hand

The MMA fighter was found liable of assaulting Hand, who accused him of raping her in a Dublin hotel six years ago

In a post on X on Monday, McGregor stated he is keen to move forward with his life and return to the UFC. In his statement, McGregor says he intends to appeal against the decision. Hand, 35, meanwhile, believes justice has been served, and is attempting to move on with her life while being supported by her family.

Former two-division UFC champion Conor McGregor released a statement on Monday addressing the court ruling in his sexual assault case.