Conor McGregor Content Removed From 'Hitman' Following Sexual Assault Verdict

TRIGGER WARNING - RAPE

On November 22, Conor McGregor was found civilly liable of sexual assault in a civil case brought forward by Nikita Hand.

Nate Diaz And Team Makhachev Throw Water Bottles Backstage At UFC 310 Ceremonial Weigh Ins

In light of the verdict, IO Interactive of the "Hitman" franchise announced that McGregor content will be removed from the game.

McGregor was an "elusive celebrity target" in the game.

McGregor previously stated he plans to appeal the decision, but removed the post.

McGregor has been ordered to pay €248,603.60 ($258,507.00) in damages.

Victim Resources:

National Sexual Assault Hotline
Hours: Available 24 hours
1-800-656-4673

RAINN.org

SAKI

Get exclusive pro wrestling content on Fightful Select, our premium news service! Click here to learn more.