UFC News Round up: Conor McGregor alleged lady victim had her car set on fire, Joe Rogan accused of putting psychology license under threat, UFC Fight Night Lewis vs Spivac updates, Colby Covington completes 50th clean USADA test. Here is a detailed UFC News round-up for today. Follow the Latest UFC News Updates with InsideSport.IN
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Conor McGregor alleged lady victim had her car set on fire
Earlier this month, a 40-year-old woman who filed an official complaint accusing Conor McGregor of assault had her car burned on fire (per MailOnline). Last year, on a yacht in Ibiza, the woman claimed that McGregor hit and kicked her and that she dived overboard to get away from him, fracturing her arm. The Drimnagh neighborhood of Dublin had a suspected arson, according to Irish police.
The statement added, “Gardai are investigating suspected criminal damage by fire event that happened at a home property in Drimnagh, Dublin 12 at around 10 p.m. on Thursday, January 19, 2023. During this occurrence, no injuries occurred. At this time, no one was arrested. The inquiries continue.”
According to MailOnline, the woman filed a civil lawsuit against McGregor over the alleged yacht incident in Dublin’s High Court one day after. In the civil proceeding, the plaintiff asks the court to secure any CCTV, camera phone footage, or any tangible evidence that could be used to support her assault allegations.
Joe Rogan accused of putting psychology license under threat
A contentious clinical psychologist, Jordan Peterson, could lose his certification due to UFC commentator Joe Rogan. As he admitted, the well-known podcaster appears to have been involved in 13 lawsuits against the Canadian psychotherapist.
The former Fear Factor host initiated the chat and mentioned that the 60-year-driving old’s privileges were perilous. Because of your political ideas, which they disagree with, he announced, “Your clinical psychology license is in peril, which is a very hazardous and odd turn of events.” The guest retaliated, saying, “Well, it’s truly your fault, you know.” The 55-year-old, though, erupted in laughter and curiously inquired as to how he was to blame.
UFC News round up: UFC Fight Night Lewis vs Spivac updates
Derrick Lewis is prepared to make his octagon comeback this weekend at UFC Fight Night. This matchup between “The Black Beast” and Sergey Spivac of Moldova promises to be explosive. Lewis and Spivac initially planned to clash in November. The American was forced to leave the main event the previous night after becoming ill. The two heavyweights will square off five weeks from now.
Lewis vs Spivac full fight card and betting odds
Main card
- Derrick Lewis +195 vs -230 Sergey Spivak
- Da-Un Jung -230 vs +195 Devin Clark
- Marcin Tybura -145 vs +125 Blagoy Ivanov
- Doohoi Choi -190 vs +160 Kyle Nelson
- Yusaku Kinoshita -300 vs +250 Adam Fugitt
Preliminary card
- Jeka Saragih -110 vs -110 Ansul Jubli
- Jeongyeong Lee -250 vs +210 Yi Zha
- Toshiomi Kazama +340 vs -425 Rinya Nakumura
- Seungguk Choi +160 vs -190 Hyunsung Park
- Ji Yeon Kiim -260 vs +220 Mandy Bohm
- Junyong Park -200 vs +170 Denis Tiuliuln
- Tatsuro Taira NA vs NA Jesus Aguilar
UFC News round up: Colby Covington completes 50th clean USADA test
Covington (17-3 MMA, 12-3 UFC) has tested more than 50 times, the UFC declared on Sunday. Covington previously held the interim welterweight title.
Congratulations to @ColbyCovMMA for his 5️⃣0️⃣th clean test under the USADA program 💪👏 pic.twitter.com/uHSO6rUyXO
— UFC (@ufc) January 29, 2023
Since the UFC collaborated with USADA for its testing program about eight years ago, Covington has reportedly undergone testing 52 times. He submitted one test during the launch year of 2015, four tests in 2016, five in 2017, 12 in 2018, eight in 2019, six in 2020, seven in 2021, and nine in 2022.
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