Trending Now - Conor Mcgregor Resolves Feud With Lobov Over Whiskey Profits

WHO:

Daily Mail Sports - Conor McGregor, Artem Lobov

MMA Fighting - Artem Lobov's attorney Andrew Walker, McGregor's attorney Mark Lyman

WHAT:

Daily Mail Sports - Conor McGregor settled a multi-million-pound legal case with Artem Lobov.

MMA Fighting - Lobov filed a lawsuit claiming he was entitled to 5% of the profits from the sale of Proper No. 12 whiskey.

MMA Fighting - McGregor sold Proper No. 12 to Proximo Spirits for $600 million in 2021, earning over $100 million from the sale.

MMA Fighting - The terms of the settlement between McGregor and Lobov were not disclosed.

WHERE:

MMA Fighting - The court where the settlement was announced.

WHEN:

MMA Fighting - The settlement was reached on Wednesday, April 12th, 2026.

MMA Fighting - Proper No. 12 was sold in 2021.

WHY:

MMA Fighting - Lobov claimed he was "muscled out" of the whiskey business after Proper No. 12 became profitable.

HOW:

MMA Fighting - The settlement was reached before the lawsuit could go to trial, as announced by Lobov's attorney in court.

MMA Fighting - McGregor expressed gratitude towards Lobov for his contributions to the whiskey business in a statement read by his attorney.

(UPDATED April 15, 2026 23:14 UTC)

Conor McGregor has settled a multi-million-pound legal case with Artem Lobov, who had claimed he was entitled to 5% of the profits from the sale of Proper No. 12 whiskey. The settlement was reached on Sunday, just before the lawsuit was set to go to trial, and while the terms remain undisclosed, McGregor's attorney stated that he expressed gratitude towards Lobov for his contributions to the whiskey business. McGregor sold Proper No. 12 to Proximo Spirits for $600 million in 2021, earning over $100 million from the sale, which Lobov claimed he was "muscled out" of after the brand became profitable.