Conor McGregor has publicly addressed the civil sexual assault case pending against him, declaring himself an innocent man. "I am an innocent man, and I'll stand for my innocence until the day I go out," McGregor stated. "It stings deep, but I continue to fight. I know the truth."
Conor McGregor has spoken out publicly about the civil sexual assault case pending against him, issuing a firm declaration of innocence as the legal matter remains unresolved.
McGregor, the 37-year-old Irish fighter known as "The Notorious," carries a professional record of 22-6-0 and competes out of SBG Ireland. One of the most recognizable figures in combat sports history, he has competed as a southpaw with a 74-inch reach and built his reputation on a striking game that produces 5.32 significant strikes landed per minute at 49 percent accuracy. He has held titles in the UFC featherweight and lightweight divisions during a career that spans well over a decade.
Speaking directly on the pending civil case, McGregor did not shy away from the subject. He stated that he is an innocent man and that he will stand for his innocence for the rest of his life. He acknowledged the personal weight of the situation, saying it stings deep, while adding that he continues to fight because he knows the truth.
Why it matters
- The civil case represents a significant off-the-octagon legal matter that has followed McGregor for an extended period
- McGregor's public statement keeps the story in the spotlight ahead of any potential courtroom developments
- His status as one of the sport's highest-profile names means the proceedings draw scrutiny well beyond the MMA community
The case remains civil in nature and is still pending as of the date of this report. McGregor has not shied away from addressing it directly, and his public comments signal he intends to contest the matter fully rather than avoid the subject.
