McGregor, who has been charged with six moving violations and might face more driving charges, appears in Dublin court in a Rolls Royce and a three-piece suit

 

Conor McGregor left his Lamborghini Yacht in the South of France to return home and handle a legal issue.

Along with the six current driving offenses he is accused of, the mixed martial arts champion might face more charges, a Dublin court heard on Thursday.

The former UFC dual-weight champion arrived in Blanchardstown District Court in a Rolls Royce and a three-piece blue suit.

He didn't say how he would respond to the accusations leveled against him.

As the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) evaluates the evidence and as possible further charges are pending, the judge postponed the hearing to Thursday, September 8, at 10.30am.

McGregor's most recent court appearance was on April 7 for two charges of reckless driving on March 22.

He was also accused of failing to present a license or insurance certificate and of driving without insurance and a license.

The UFC fighter was stopped by gardai on March 22 while driving his Bentley Continental GT on the N4 in west Dublin.

The 33-year-old strolled through the gathered reporters as he entered the courthouse without saying anything.

When the UFC fighter was taken into custody in March, a representative for him claimed: "Mr. McGregor was travelling to the gym when he was stopped by garda for suspected road traffic offenses. He passed both the station's drug and alcohol tests.

After breaking his tibia and fibula at UFC 264 in July of last year, McGregor is presently recovering. In preparation for his widely awaited comeback to the octagon later this year, the Irishman has started kicking once again.

McGregor has significantly bulked up while he has been away from the sport, and he now intends to fight at welterweight going ahead.

Charles Oliveira, Michael Chandler, and Jorge Masvidal have lately called out "Notorious," but he still intends to get a crack at Kamaru Usman, the 170-pound champion.

However, there have been rumors that he and Floyd Mayweather are discussing a potential rematch.

McGregor even made a social media hint about the possibility when he shared a photo of himself delivering a body shot to a boxing Hall of Famer with the message, "I accept."