Conor McGregor shares three-word message as BKFC's David Feldman stands by the Irishman amid Nikita Hand case

Conor McGregor recently shared a three-word message as BKFC owner David Feldman stood by him amid his case with Nikita Hand. The Irishman has been at the center of controversy after he was found liable of assaulting Hand. However, he remained adamant that their encounter was consensual and intends to appeal.

The former two-division UFC champion has seen many brands disassociate themselves from him as a result, but his partner at BKFC wasn't among them. During a recent interview with MMA Fighting, Feldman continued to voice his support for McGregor, saying that he won't cut ties with the Irishman despite his legal battles.

The BKFC owner stressed that the verdict won't determine his partnership and affiliation with McGregor:

"He's our partner, and we're going to grow this thing together...I don't condone any bad things that may have happened but what I do support 100% is loyalty."

The comments, which were included in a headline for a TMZ Sports X post caught the attention of 'The Notorious', who shared his reaction. McGregor shared a response, which implies that loyalty between himself and Feldman makes their relationship stronger:

"Fortius Quo Fidelius!"

Check out Conor McGregor's post reacting to David Feldman's comments below:

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BKFC owner David Feldman discusses Conor McGregor's stance on fighters getting mic time

In addition to David Feldman's comments regarding his support for Conor McGregor, the BKFC owner discussed the Irishman's stance on fighters getting mic time after their wins.

Post-fight interviews are significant for fighters setting up their next fight and even growing their following. After fighters weren't given time for post-fight interviews in a recent BKFC event, the Irishman expressed his frustration toward streaming platform DAZN.

During his recent conversation with MMA Fighting, Feldman mentioned that he agreed with the UFC star but noted that it was their production that made those decisions rather than their broadcast partner:

"[McGregor's] dead right on that but that wasn't a DAZN thing, that was a our production thing...He's dead right, so we are making some adjustments too...These [BKFC] guys do need to be seen and heard because that's what made them, that's what made him. If they didn't talk to Conor McGregor after the fights, you wouldn't know who he is." [10:45]

Check out the full interview with David Feldman below: