Conor McGregor is at least acting like normal despite facing rape allegations.
The UFC star made an appearance in New York City on Sunday to reveal what he hopes to achieve next.
“Finting. I want to start the game,” said McGregor, 34. Video obtained by TMZwhile signing signs outside The Peninsula luxury hotel in Manhattan.
McGregor was also asked about his message to fans.
“I really appreciate the support. Thank you for the support,” he said.
The mixed martial arts star helped his fiancée Dee Devlin and their children (daughter Chroia Maireed, 4, and sons Connor Jr., 6, and Leanne, 2) into a black SUV and parked at the hotel. greeted fans outside.
A reporter is heard in the background asking questions about the woman’s allegations against McGregor.
She accused him of “violently” sexually assaulting her in a bathroom at Miami’s Katzeya Center after Game 4 of the NBA Finals on June 9.
The woman’s identity has not been disclosed.
McGregor, who has denied the sexual assault allegations to TMZ, punched the Heat’s mascot during Game 4 in-game entertainment.
The Irishman appeared on ‘Live with Kelly and Mark’ on June 14, a day before news of the rape allegations broke, revealing that he is expecting his fourth child with Devlin. made it
According to a photo McGregor shared on Instagram, the couple remains united, spending Father’s Day on June 16 with their children, including Devlin giving them a foot massage. It is said that it also included a shot that is being held.
McGregor and Devlin were spotted walking around New York City amidst allegations, with the fighters signing autographs and greeting fans on numerous occasions.
McGregor is currently coaching Michael Chandler’s opponent on “The Ultimate Fighter,” and the two will face off once the show ends.
However, no date has been announced yet.
McGregor, who has returned from retirement three times, has been out of action since breaking his leg in a July 2021 loss to Dustin Poirier.
Both the NBA and the Miami Heat released statements after the woman’s allegations were made public on June 15.
“We are aware of the allegations and are conducting a thorough investigation,” the Heat said in a statement to the Post. “We will refrain from further comment pending the outcome of the investigation.”
NBA spokesman Mike Bass said in a statement to the Post that the league “is aware of the allegations and is working with the team to gather more information.”
The woman was allegedly offered $100,000 in hush money, her attorney Ariel Mitchell said. daily mail On Wednesday, Miami Heat and NBA officials added they were trying to silence the alleged incident.
“This claim is completely false,” Bass said in a separate statement to the media.
