UFC Fighter Sues Conor McGregor For Barclay Centre Bus Attack

The aftermath of Conor McGregor's attack on his rivals at Barclay Centre in Brooklyn, in April when he led his entourage to attack a bus conveying UFC fighters by throwing missiles at them back in April is still hunting him.
One of the victims, Michael Chiesa, claimed he suffered injuries from the attack leading cancellation of his fight with another fighter, now has filed a lawsuit against the former world champion at state court in New York, accusing him of battery and intentional infliction of emotional distress on him, by the attack carried out on him.
According to TMZ, the UFC lightwei fighter reportedly alleged in the suit filed that the incident inflicted on him "severe emotional distress, mental trauma and/or bodily harm."
Michael also added in his legal documents, Barclay Centre which he is accusing of not doing enough to ensure safety of "the plaintiff and other patrons" at their facility.
As obtained by the same source, it is certain that the fighter is demanding that certain amount of money be paid him for damages but nothing about has been made public yet.