Nikita Hand was awarded almost €250,000 damages after a High Court jury upheld her civil claim that she was raped by the Mixed Martial Arts fighter

A WOMAN who won her civil damages claim against Conor McGregor wants the High Court to restrain publication of CCTV footage used in the trial. Nikita Hand, 35, was last November awarded almost

Nikita Hand, who won a High Court claim that she was raped by Conor McGregor, has asked a judge to stop the MMA fighter from publishing CCTV footage that was shown to the jury.

Lawyers for woman who had civil claim for rape upheld against MMA fighter say release of the material would be a contempt of court

Conor McGregor has appeared to respond after Nikita Hand sought an injunction preventing him from sharing CCTV surrounding his civil rape case.

A woman who won her civil damages claim against Conor McGregor is seeking an injunction to stop the publication of the CCTV shown in court - and the UFC star has responded

Mr McGregor “would not take no for an answer” and she stopped resisting him after he put her in a chokehold three times, leaving her struggling to breathe, she said. Mr McGregor denied rape and said they had “vigorous”, “athletic” and “fully consensual” sex.

Lawyers for the woman sexually assaulted by MMA fighter Conor McGregor in a Dublin hotel room in 2018, are seeking an injunction against him, to stop him publishing or disseminating CCTV footage shown in court.

Conor McGregor has reacted to the news that the woman who won her civil damages claim against him wants the High Court to restrain publication of CCTV footage used in the trial. Mr McGregor reshared a number of posts on his Instagram story and X accounts on Monday, although didn't write anything in his own words.

The Irishman has responded to claims after Nikita Hand is reportedly wanting the High Court to restrain publication of CCTV footage used in the trial

Conor McGregor’s legal troubles are far from over. Despite losing a civil lawsuit brought by Nikita Hand over a 2018 sexual assault claim, a new legal battle has emerged concerning CCTV footage tied to the case.