Conor McGregor Faces Potential €20m Loss in Court Battle Over Whiskey Brand Sale


Conor McGregor Faces Potential €20m Loss in Court Battle Over Whiskey Brand Sale
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Legal Showdown

Conor McGregor is set to disclose his earnings from the $600 million sale of Proper No Twelve whiskey brand in court tomorrow, facing a possible €20 million loss in a legal battle with former friend Artem Lobov.

Friend Turned Foe

Lobov, McGregor's ex-sparring partner, alleges he came up with the whiskey brand idea and was promised a five per cent stake, but never received payment after the brand's sale.

Defamation Claims

Additionally, Lobov is suing McGregor for defamation after being called a "rat" on Twitter by the UFC star, who has a massive following of almost 10 million users.

Legal Deadline

McGregor has until tomorrow to reveal his personal windfall from the whiskey deal, with reports suggesting it could be as high as €130 million.


Conor McGregor Faces Potential €20m Loss in Court Battle Over Whiskey Brand Sale
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Upcoming Fight

Despite legal battles, McGregor is gearing up for his UFC comeback against Michael Chandler in UFC 303, set to break box office records with over 20 million tickets sold.