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 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

Conor McGregor has issued a public statement after losing a civil assault case and being forced to pay more than £200,000. The public apology speaks to his partner, Dee Devlin, who McGregor

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

Conor McGregor has issued a fresh statement after being found guilty of assaulting Nikita Hand in a civil trial, and has apologised to his partner Dee Devlin

Conor McGregor has taken to social media to break his silence after being ordered to pay damages to former prison guard Nikita Hand following a civil trial in Dublin

Justice Minister Helen McEntee has praised Nikita Hand’s bravery and strength after her Civil Court victory over Conor McGregor last week. UFC star McGregor was found liable of assaulting Hand, who accused him of rape in a Dublin hotel six years ago - with a jury awarding her more than €248,