UFC star Conor McGregor has been removed from a popular video game series in the wake of an Irish jury's decision he was liable in a sexual assault lawsuit. McGregor was Friday found civilly liable after a near-two-week long trial in Dublin.

For a few months, players could pay $4.99 to murder the Irish prize fighter, but the company has severed ties after he was found liable for sexual assault.

A civil suit filed in Ireland alleged that McGregor had sex with a woman without her consent in 2018 in Dublin. McGregor says he will appeal.

Conor McGregor's character, The Disruptor, will no longer appear in any "Hitman" games following the verdict in his Dublin sexual assault trial.

Hitman developer IO Interactive is distancing itself and its popular franchise from controversial mixed marital arts fighter Conor McGregor following a recent Irish High Court ruling in which a jury found him liable for sexually assaulting a woman in 2018.

Nikita Hand, the woman who accused Conor McGregor of rape, has claimed she always knew she would win the civil lawsuit against the UFC star.

The jury on Friday awarded Nikita Hand in her lawsuit that claimed McGregor “brutally raped and battered” her in 2018.

Witnesses testified that a tampon had to be removed from the woman's body by a doctor, using forceps after the incident.

Fighters have reacted to Conor McGregor’s sexual assault civil lawsuit findings, where the UFC fighter was ordered to pay approximately $258,440 to Nikita Ni Lamhain. According to reports, Lamhain claimed that McGregor had sex with her without getting her consent.

The woman claims the 2018 assault after a night of partying left her heavily bruised and suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.