Conor McGregor Faces Fallout from Legal Case and Business Setbacks

The UFC star appeals a $260,000 civil judgment as retailers drop his whiskey brand and his fiancée publicly defends him.

Conor McGregor was ordered to pay $260,000 in damages after losing a civil lawsuit filed by Nikita Hand over alleged misconduct.
McGregor has announced plans to appeal the court's decision, expressing disappointment with the verdict.
Major retailers in the UK and Ireland, including Tesco and SuperValu, have stopped selling McGregor's Proper Twelve whiskey, citing the case's fallout.
McGregor's fiancée, Dee Devlin, has publicly defended him, accusing the plaintiff of inappropriate behavior and claiming to have CCTV evidence supporting McGregor's innocence.
The controversy has also led to the removal of McGregor-related content from the video game Hitman: World of Assassination by its developers.