Convicted Of Rape: Conor McGregor Is A Monster From Within

In a stunning and deeply unsettling verdict, former UFC champion Conor McGregor has been found guilty of sexually assaulting Nikita Hand in what is a traumatic incident dating back to December 2018. The Dublin High Court’s decision defines a significant fall from grace for one of the sport’s most celebrated figures. After all, Conor McGregor is certainly the poster child for the world of MMA to this date. In light of recent events, questions must be raised about a celebrity’s power and accountability.

The reported assault occurred at Dublin’s Beacon Hotel, where the victim Nikita Hand recounted a night of terror. She alleged that McGregor brutally raped and battered her that night. According to her very disturbing testimony, McGregor subjected her to extreme violence, leaving her “physically bruised and emotionally scarred”. Mrs Hand opened up on how she was held in a chokehold and as she feared for her life, Conor McGregor said, “Now you know how I felt when I tapped out.”

The verdict in this Civil Case concludes a very long, and gruelling legal battle. The jury, composed of eight women and four men, according to various reports deliberated on the matter very meticulously before announcing their unanimous decision in court. Nikita Hand’s courage in facing her attacker has been widely commended across Social Media as it should be. It’s not easy to stand up for what’s right against someone of Conor McGregor’s stature.

In her post-verdict statement, she expressed her thankfulness to her daughter, emphasizing the importance of speaking out against injustice. She stated, “I want to show every girl and boy that you can stand up for yourself, no matter who the person is, and justice will be served.”

Conor McGregor Still Arrogant, But Will Pay In The Long Run

Conor McGregor, the arrogant human being he is, however, remains defiant in his position. The Irishman has announced plans to appeal the verdict, questioning the court’s processes and alleging incomplete evidence presentation. “I am disappointed that the jury did not hear all the evidence,” McGregor stated, trying to keep a good image in the public eye despite the overwhelming verdict. An utterly shameful action. His response shows a lack of remorse that many across the internet are finding rather troubling, further fueling public outrage.

But One thing is for sure. The Career of the Great Conor McGregor won’t ever recover from this. The UFC, which has long profited from his star power, now faces a moral reckoning. Will they sever ties with an athlete convicted of such a heinous crime, or will commercial interests override the ethical duties of the promotion? The conviction of Conor McGregor means that the UFC are suddenly under the spotlight with millions of eyes waiting to see how they react to this issue of sexual assault and misconduct.

McGregor’s legacy is now definitely tarnished beyond repair. Now along with his once-appreciated prowess in the octagon, he will be remembered as a symbol of unchecked power and brutality. Do you think Conor McGregor should ever be given a chance to come back to the UFC after being convicted of Sexual Assault? Let us know your opinion in the comments below.