UFC Irish fighter Conor McGregor has been accused of “violently” sexually assaulting a woman inside a men’s bathroom at the Kaseya Center in Florida last week during Game 4 of the NBA Finals between the Miami Heat and the Denver Nuggets.

The incident allegedly happened after the Nuggets defeated the Heat on June 9, according to demand letters sent to McGregor obtained by TMZ Sports.

In the letters, attorney Ariel Mitchell claims NBA and Miami Heat security aided the attack by separating the unnamed woman from her friend and forcing her into a restroom where McGregor and a personal security guard were waiting.

“Security refused to let [the woman] exit or allow anyone else, including her friend, inside the bathroom,” Mitchell wrote, adding that McGregor allegedly appeared from inside a wheelchair-accessible stall “and shoved his tongue in the victim’s mouth and aggressively kissed her.”

The letters further stated the woman told the 34-year-old fighter she had to urinate, which helped remove him from her. However, the letters claim McGregor forced the woman to have oral sex with him, grabbed and pinned her against the bathroom wall, and attempted to “sodomize her.”

At that point, Mitchell wrote in the letters that the woman repeatedly elbowed the former UFC Featherweight and Lightweight Champion, which helped her escape. As the woman fled the scene, she allegedly left her purse that McGregor’s security guards “held hostage” until she pleaded for them to return the personal belonging to her.

Two days later, the woman allegedly reported the assault to local authorities on Sunday morning, who encouraged her to seek legal representation.

The Miami Police Department told TMZ that an investigation into the matter is ongoing.

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Mitchell said the woman seeks settlements with the NBA, the Miami Heat, and McGregor.

Attorneys representing McGregor reportedly denied the allegations, adding that the mixed martial artist “will not be intimidated.”

Miami Heat officials on Thursday released a statement saying the basketball organization is aware of the allegations and would conduct a full investigation into the matter while the NBA is working with the team to gather more information.

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— Miami HEAT (@MiamiHEAT) June 15, 2023

UFC officials addressed the allegations and said they would also work to gather more information.

“The organization is aware of the recent allegations regarding Conor McGregor and will continue to gather additional details regarding the incident,” UFC said in a statement published by TSN reporter Aaron Bronsteter. “UFC will allow the legal process to play out before making any additional statements.”

McGregor faced sexual assault allegations in 2019 after an Ireland woman claimed he assaulted her inside her vehicle outside a Dublin pub. In September 2020, authorities arrested the UFC fighter in Corsica on suspicion of attempted sexual assault and indecent exposure. He also faced a separate assault accusation in January 2023.

The alleged incident occurred during the same NBA Finals game where McGregor participated in a halftime skit that sent the Heat’s mascot “Burnie” to the emergency room after he punched the person inside the costume multiple times while promoting his TIDL Sport recovery spray.

Washington Nationals pitcher Trevor Williams is speaking out and teaming up with Catholic app Hallow after posting a viral tweet calling out the LA Dodgers’ decision to re-invite and honor an LGBT drag group that mocks Christians, specifically, Catholics.

Williams – a devout Catholic, husband, and father to four children – was one of the only MLB players in the league to admonish the Dodgers for honoring the so-called “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence,” a group of men who mockingly dress like drag queen versions of Catholic nuns, habits and all.

“It had to be said,” Williams told EWTN in his first interview since the controversy. “We cannot stand idly by while Our Lord gets mocked.”

The pitcher is teaming up with popular Christian app Hallow for an exclusive and totally free 12-Day Sacred Heart Prayer Challenge. The challenge starts Friday, June 16, the day Catholics celebrate the solemnity of the Sacred Heart – and the same day the Dodgers will be honoring the “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence” with a “Community Hero Award.”

“These prayers come together to unite everyone under the love of Christ and allow us to conform our hearts to Christ’s during the division in our culture,” Hallow told The Daily Wire.

“[When] St. Peter greets me at the gates, he’s not going to ask what your win-loss record was in 2023. He’s going to ask, ‘How did you build the kingdom of heaven?’” Williams said in his interview with EWTN, underscoring that his faith comes first in his life.

“To invite and honor a group that makes a blatant and deeply offensive mockery of my religion, and the religion of over 4 million people in Los Angeles county alone, undermines the values of respect and inclusivity that should be upheld by any organization,” Williams said of the Dodgers in his viral post back on May 30.

“Creating an environment in which one group feels celebrated and honored at the expense of another is counterproductive and wrong,” he said.

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— Trevor Williams (@MeLlamoTrevor) May 30, 2023

Williams further told EWTN that the “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence” mock Catholics and all Christians. “Anyone with two eyes and a brain can see that they’re mocking the religious habits of nuns, they’re mocking what we hold most deeply and our core convictions,” he said.

“When you go out of your way to steal a consecrated eucharistic host to defile it, that is not out of love; when you’re desecrating a crucifix or dancing on what appears to be Jesus on a cross, that isn’t out of love,” Williams continued.

“We look at the cross and the crucifixion, and we see Jesus dying for us and his blood soaking us and washing us of our sin,” the pitcher added. “For someone to do that because they say it’s ‘art’ and out of love and tolerance, it doesn’t make sense.”

Related: Catholic MLB Pitcher Slams Dodgers For Honoring Drag ‘Nuns’