Conor McGregor Mural Removed from Irish Gym after UFC Star’s Sexual Assault Case

The face of the UFC and Irish MMA for years, McGregor been met with much backlash following his appearance last Friday in Dublin’s High Court, where the civil court jury found McGregor liable for the sexual assault of a woman named Nikita Hand.

McGregor has denied the rape allegations every step of the way, reiterating that it was consensual as his public image deteriorates days after the court’s decision – a ruling which he plans to appeal.

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Until then, several men were quick to paint over an iconic mural of “The Notorious” that had been on the wall of Scully Fitness Gym for some time now. The mural, as it was, depicted McGregor screaming at UFC 194, the event in which he knocked out Jose Aldo in 13 seconds to win the title.

“The double champ does in fact not do what he wants,” TikTok user @donalcourtney posted on Tuesday as they painted over McGregor’s mural.

It took a while, but after a few coats of white paint the job was done, Conor McGregor’s mural was removed from Scully Gym in Corrandulla – a two-hour drive from where McGregor grew up in Crumlin.

Of course, this isn’t McGregor’s only mural in his home country, with some calling for others to be removed.

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