Conor McGregor Faces Fallout After Sexual Assault Verdict

Conor McGregor has expressed regret following a jury's decision in a civil case that found him liable for sexually assaulting Nikita Hand in 2018, awarding her $257,000. McGregor maintains his innocence, claiming the encounter was consensual, and plans to appeal the decision. He also expressed remorse for his infidelity to his fiancée, Dee Devlin. The UFC and its CEO have not commented on the case, and McGregor's character is being removed from the "Hitman" video game series. McGregor has not competed in the UFC since 2021 due to injuries.