UFC Fighter Cleared Of ALL CHARGES Due To Lack Of Evidence

In September 2020 a complaint was filed against UFC fighter Conor McGregor for alleged sexual assault and sexual exhibitionism which led to him being arrested on the French island of Corsica.

“Following a complaint filed on September 10 denouncing acts that could be described as attempted sexual assault and sexual exhibition, Mr. Conor Anthony Mac Gregor was the subject of a hearing by the gendarmerie services,” the statement read.

All of McGregor’s reps have denied any involvement and the accusations from the beginning.

“Conor McGregor vigorously denies any accusation of misconduct,” Karen Kessler, a legal spokeswoman for McGregor, told ESPN in an interview at the time. “He has been interviewed and released.”

Audie Attar, of Paradigm Sports Management, added: “I am irate and putting out a warning loud and clear: Conor McGregor is not and will not be a target for those seeking to score a headline or a payday.”

There has been some good news for Conor McGregor, 32,  in time for a battle against Dustin Poirier in UFC 246 for the 20,000 fans at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on July 10.

The Irishman has been cleared of all allegations stemming from the incident on the French island over a lack of evidence.

Court documents explained that French authorities dropped the case against McGregor after an investigation found that there was not enough evidence to move forward with a case.

“The examination of the present proceedings does not justify any criminal prosecution since the facts or the circumstances of the facts of the proceedings could not have been clearly established by the investigations,” a translation from the website reads.

“The pieces of evidence are therefore not sufficient for the offense to be constituted and for criminal prosecution to be engaged.”

McGregor’s team confirmed the news, telling TMZ Sports: “They [French authorities] did a criminal investigation. They collected DNA and the DNA evidence confirmed McGregor’s account.”