Conor McGregor has roughly 90 days to disclose how much he made from the sale of his popular brand of Irish whiskey as part of a High Court action by former friend and UFC fighter Artem Lobov.
In an order made by John Glennon, deputy master of the High Court, McGregor must deliver documentation detailing his portion of the reported $600 million that Proximo Spirits paid the Irishman and two other shareholders to acquire Proper No. 12 in 2021.
The order for discovery is part of an action aimed at enforcing what Lobov’s lawyers allege was an agreement between the ex-sparring partners that guaranteed their client would receive 5% of the proceeds from the sale.