Conor McGregor sexual assault allegations: ‘What are you doing with other women anyway’

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Modified 22 Jun 2023 13:23 GMT

Conor McGregor has been in trouble yet again and UFC vet Matt Brown asks what all fans are wondering.

‘The Notorious’ is facing sexual assault allegations after appearing in the 2023 NBA Finals between the Miami Heat and Denver Nuggets. It’s not the first time the Irishman has faced such accusations. He had several charges but was not charged on any of them. In the latest episode of The Writer vs. The Fighter, UFC veteran Matt Brown wondered:

“If I advised him, which I’m not and never would – I would advise him to fight me if I advised him anything – but if I did, I would say keep the f–k out of those situations. “What are you doing with other women anyway? Why do they even get the chance to say this shit? We can’t say it enough. Why are you even in this situation where it’s a possibility?

Matt Brown isn’t a huge fan of the Irishman and the pair have had a lot of ‘beef’ in the past. However, fans agree with Brown, wondering why there have been a number of sexual assault allegations against McGregor over the past few years.

Michael Bisping defends Conor McGregor amid sexual assault allegations

It’s no secret that many top athletes have been falsely accused of sexual assault and other similar charges by people trying to make money from them. Michael Bisping thinks this is the case with the latest sexual assault allegations against Conor McGregor. The former UFC champion posted a video on the internet in which he defended the Irishman saying:

“Conor McGregor accused of, well, forcing himself on someone. This whole thing is utter fucking nonsense. None of this adds up. Now if I’m wrong, then I’m wrong. Apologize wholeheartedly. McGregor is very wealthy, clearly a target for people, ambulance chasers. People who go after people’s hard-earned blood money.

Take a look at the video:

Michael Bisping reacts to allegations against Conor McGregor

Michael Bisping believes ‘ambulance chasers’ have made the former two-time champion a target as a way to make money from him. The Irishman was charged with sexual assault twice in Ireland in 2019, once in Corsica, France in 2020, and again in 2021. He has not been charged in either case until day.

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