Conor McGregor Denies Rape Allegations in Dublin Court

The MMA fighter claims the encounter with Nikita Hand was consensual, as DNA evidence and testimonies are presented.

Conor McGregor testified in a Dublin court, denying the rape allegations made by Nikita Hand, asserting their encounter was consensual.
Nikita Hand is seeking civil damages, claiming McGregor and another man, James Lawrence, sexually assaulted her in December 2018.
DNA analysis found samples matching McGregor's profile on Hand's clothing, but McGregor's defense argues this does not prove non-consensual activity.
A colleague of Hand's, Danielle Kealey, testified that she did not observe any distress or unusual behavior from Hand during the alleged incident.
The trial continues as McGregor is expected to return to the stand, with proceedings anticipated to last two weeks.