Conor McGregor responds to civil rape case verdict
Conor McGregor responds to being found liable for assault in his civil rape case in Ireland, claiming justice was not served and vowing to appeal. He also defends James Lawrence, who was accused but found not liable. McGregor plans to fight for justice and truth, expressing disappointment in the jury's decision.
Key Points
- Conor McGregor found liable for assault in civil rape case
- Claims justice was not served and plans to appeal
- Defends James Lawrence who was also accused but found not liable
- Expresses disappointment in the jury's decision
Pros
- Conor McGregor standing up for himself and James Lawrence
- Promoting the idea of justice and truth prevailing
Cons
- Involvement in a civil rape case and being found liable for assault
- Public social media rant may not be the best approach