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Conor McGregor recently gave some advice to former friend Artem Lobov.
Former UFC featherweight Artem Lobov recently filed a lawsuit against McGregor, claiming that the Irishman failed to give him his fair share of the money from the sale of McGregor's company shares. The Russian asserted that he was essential to the founding of McGregor's company "Proper No. Twelve Whiskey."
Consequently, Lobov demanded 5% of the proceeds that 'The Notorious' received from the sale of his company shares to Proximo Spirits.
Additionally, 'The Russian Hammer' asked for an injunction that would require 'The Notorious' to delete any allegedly defamatory posts about the former UFC fighter on social media. However, Lobov's application was rejected by the High Court.
The former UFC double champ recently took to his official Twitter handle and reacted to Lobov's injunction being denied by the legal authorities. The Irishman wrote:
"Well there ya go Stuart little. You now owe me two major court appearance fees. Stop this nonsense. You are making a holy show of yourself. Peel it back day by day, if you can even. That’s coming from the “old friend, woulda done anything for you” in me mate. God bless 🙏"
You can check out McGregor's Twitter post below:
Conor McGregor claims Artem Lobov defamation case "unnecessary"
Conor McGregor has, time and again, gone on Twitter rants since the build-up of his case with former friend and training partner Artem Lobov.
During one such series of tweets, 'The Notorious' reacted to a tweet showing a video covering the defamation case in the courts of Ireland, calling it "classic stuff."
Commenting further, the Irishman also called the entire case around him "unbelievably unnecessary." He claimed that it is only a strain on the Irish courts time:
"Actually the more I think of it, this is unbelievably unnecessary, and just a plain stupid strain on the Irish courts time. Artem you've become a fool! just leave me alone you little denny sausage. You've now all over the news known as an "uncooked sausage head" man. F****n hell."
Check out Conor McGregor's now-deleted tweet below:
