It has been more than two weeks since UFC star Conor McGregor lost his sexual assault civil suit, UFC president Dana White was asked his thoughts on Conor McGregor’s legal situation.
According to UFC.com and MMAjunkie.usatoday.com, after UFC 310, Dana White addressed the situation with the press. In the post-fight interview, he said, “What do you mean? What’s my reaction?” He then continued, “If I had a comment, I would’ve put it out already.”
White reiterated from a previous statement when the civil case first made national news that he doesn’t foresee McGregor coming back until sometime in 2025.
It’s being reported that McGregor’s endorsements, his reputation and his work with various business partners have taken a huge hit as a result of the assault civil suit.
White was also quoted as saying, “He hasn’t been fighting here in I don’t know how long. If he does fight, it’ll be sometime next year.”
Conor McGregor hasn’t competed in any matches since July 2021 against Dustin Poirier in a TKO loss where he broke his leg.
McGregor has already filmed season 31 of “The Ultimate Fighter” opposite Michael Chandler. McGregor was supposed to face Chandler in UFC 303 in June prior to the ruling but pulled out due to a broken pinky toe.
Michael Chandler has since moved on from the fight because he was booked to have a rematch with Charles Oliveira at UFC 309. He has still expressed interest in fighting McGregor if and when he comes back to the octagon.
