UFC president Dana White says he hasn't addressed Conor McGregor since the previous UFC lightweight and featherweight champion ended up back in the features for an inappropriate reasons. Saturday, reports surfaced that the previous McGregor (22-4 MMA, 10-2 UFC) had been captured in France on claims of rape and disgusting introduction. McGregor was met and delivered by authorities, and his group consequently gave an announcement and energetically denied all bad behavior. White was gotten some information about the circumstance at the UFC on ESPN+ 35 post-battle news meeting, and said he doesn't have further subtleties based on what's now developed freely. "Regardless of whether you're resigned or not resigned you can push yourself into difficulty," White told columnists, including MMA Junkie. "I don't think enough about the Conor circumstance. I don't think about it. I comprehend what you've perused. I've perused very similar things. Conor is resigned, I haven't conversed with him. I'm certain he needn't bother with my assistance or counsel, yet on the off chance that he did he can call." In the course of recent years McGregor has ended up in boiling water for various careless activities outside of the octagon. There have been different occurrences of rape claims, no instances of the Irishman being formally charged or sentenced have developed.