
DANA WHITE has finally spoken out about Conor McGregor's assault case, leaving the possibility open for the Irish fighter to make a comeback to the UFC.
McGregor's Legal Troubles
McGregor was found liable of assaulting a woman named Nikita Hand at a Dublin hotel back in December 2018. This ruling has raised questions about his future in the UFC.
White's Response
UFC President Dana White broke his silence on the matter during the UFC 310 post-fight press conference, hinting that McGregor could return to the octagon.
McGregor's Optimism
Despite being ordered to pay £206,000 in damages to Ms. Hand, McGregor remains hopeful that this legal setback won't impact his fighting career.

McGregor's Statement
McGregor has vowed to appeal the decision, admitting to his mistakes and expressing gratitude to his supporters. He remains focused on getting back into the fight game.
McGregor's UFC Future
McGregor, the first simultaneous two-weight champion in UFC history, has not entered the octagon since his leg injury in a fight with Dustin Poirier over three years ago.