McGregor settles legal dispute with Lobov over Proper 12 whiskey profits

Conor McGregor has reached a settlement with former sparring partner Artem Lobov regarding a lawsuit over the Proper No. Twelve whiskey business. Lobov had filed a lawsuit demanding a share of profits from the whiskey brand, which McGregor reportedly sold to Proximo Spirits in 2021 for over $130 million. The case was scheduled for hearing at the High Court in Dublin on Wednesday, but the parties reached an agreement before proceedings. McGregor's attorney read a statement saying he was satisfied the matter was resolved and could now focus on training for an upcoming summer fight. Lobov stated he was happy with the outcome, while the judge noted the settlement was reasonable and avoided wasting court time. McGregor did not attend the court hearings, and his last octagon appearance was in July 2021 when he lost to Dustin Poirier with a broken leg.