Conor McGregor vowed to appeal the result of a civil sexual assault lawsuit against him last year, and the UFC star reportedly has taken the first step. Last November, a 12-day trial in Dublin conclud

Conor McGregor has filed a motion to overturn the result of his recent civil suit in Ireland that found him liable for sexual assault.

Conor McGregor has launched an appeal against the high court judgement that he sexually assaulted Nikita Hand in a Dublin hotel.

Conor McGregor has reportedly filed an appeal against the jury verdict in a civil sexual assault case, challenging the ruling that found him liable.

UFC star Conor McGregor has, as promised, file an appeal of a civil case ruling that saw him fined €248,000 for a sexual assault claim.

Conor McGregor just formally moved to overturn the result of his recent civil assault case in Ireland. Nikita Hand accused McGregor, 36, of “battering” and “brutally raping” her in a Dublin hotel room in 2018,