McGregor and Lobov settle whiskey business dispute out of court

Conor McGregor and Artem Lobov have reached a settlement in their legal dispute over McGregor's whiskey business. Lobov had sued McGregor demanding a share of profits from the sale of the Proper No. Twelve brand, which McGregor reportedly sold to Proximo Spirits in 2021 for over $130 million. The case was scheduled for hearing in Dublin High Court on Wednesday, but Lobov's attorney confirmed that the parties reached an agreement. McGregor's attorney read a statement saying McGregor is satisfied with the resolution and can now focus on training for an upcoming summer fight, thanking Lobov for his contribution to the whiskey business. Lobov stated he is happy with the outcome. The settlement terms remain confidential. The judge noted the parties reached a reasonable agreement.