Conor McGregor lined out for Black Forge FC against Coolock a day after being told to pay Nikita Hand €100,000
Conor McGregor was back in action on the football field a day after being ordered to pay Nikita Hand €100,000 before his appeal.
Instagram It comes after a judge ordered Conor McGregor not to release or share CCTV from his trial - and to pay Nikita Hand €100,000 before his appeal. Judge Owens ruled that McGregor is not entitled to share the CCTV footage with anyone - and said the MMA star had engaged online in "irresponsible comment” in which he “attacked” the jury and called Ms Hand a liar.
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