Dublin museum removes waxwork of Conor McGregor after his civil rape case verdict

Dublin museum removes waxwork of Conor McGregor after his civil rape case verdict

MMA fighter Conor McGregor's wax statue has been removed from public viewing by the National Wax Museum Plus in Dublin, in the wake of his civil trial case. A jury at the High Court in the Irish capital found McGregor guilty of assaulting Nikita Hand and raping her in a hotel in December 2018 in Dublin. The MMA fighter was asked to pay Hand nearly €250,000 (approx $264122) in damages. The museum, in a statement, said, "As a family-friendly att

Conor McGregor wax figure removed from museum after civil case

The National Wax Museum Plus says it removed the figure two weeks ago in light of his civil trial.

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Photo by GIUSEPPE CACACE/AFP via Getty Images Conor McGregor continues to be wiped from the public eye in the wake of his high-profile civil suit, which found the former UFC two-division champion and one-time boxer liable for sexual assault. The ruling will cost him upward of $260,000, pending appeal. Not long after McGregor was scrubbed from the Proper 12 brand, a sculpture of “Notorious” was yanked from the Irish Wax Museum, according to a re…

A wax figure of Irish mixed martial artist Conor McGregor has been removed by the National Wax Museum Plus in Dublin.