Conor McGregor poses for a photo at the White House. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram
Conor McGregor A lawsuit was dismissed. The lawsuit accused the former UFC featherweight (up to 65,7 kg) and lightweight (up to 70,3 kg) champion of allegedly sexually assaulting a woman in the bathroom of a Miami Heat game during the NBA Finals in 2023.
Police investigated the case, but no formal charges were filed against the Irishman, who always maintained his innocence. Throughout the proceedings, the UFC star's defense sought to prove his innocence.
“Following a thorough investigation at the time, the Public Prosecutor’s Office concluded that there was no case to pursue. Almost two years and at least three lawyers later, the plaintiff presents a new, false version of the facts. We are confident that this case will also be dismissed,” said McGregor’s lawyer, Barbara Llanes, after the lawsuit was initially filed in January.
Last Tuesday (2), a court document revealed that the accuser notified that the process was being “voluntarily dismissed with resolution of merit”, meaning that she will not be able to file the same complaint again in the future. The court accepted the dismissal and the case was closed last Wednesday (3).
A civil lawsuit against UFC star Conor McGregor for allegedly sexually assaulting a woman at an NBA Finals game in 2023 has been dropped after the woman voluntarily filed for dismissal. https://t.co/3ml1trDU93
- ESPN MMA (@espnmma) December 5, 2025
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Conor McGregor's journey in the world of fighting.
Conor McGregor He needs no introduction. The Irishman has become one of the most well-known names of the last decade due to his success in MMA and his personality. The UFC star has a professional record of 22 wins and six losses.
McGregor began his professional MMA career in March 2008, when he defeated Gary Morris via technical knockout in the second round at Cage of Truth. Since then, he has fought in the following organizations: KO, Cage Rage, Chaos Fighting Championships, Cage Warriors, Cage Contender, Immortal Fighting Championship, Celtic Gladiator, and UFC.
The Irishman debuted in the UFC in 2013, defeating Marcus Brimage via technical knockout in the first round. Throughout his time with the company, Conor won the featherweight and lightweight titles. At 37 years old, 'Notorious' is still active, but due to problems involving injuries and doping, he hasn't fought since 2021, when he lost via technical knockout to... Dustin poirier.
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