TMZ recently reported that Conor McGregor's legal team had nearly completed a plea deal with the District Attorney over 'Dolly' McGregor's attack on a bus with a hand truck. However, Evergreen PR has sent out a statement from Karen Kessler, spokesperson for McGregor’s attorny Cozen O’Conner -  “There is no accuracy to recent tabloid reports speculating about a potential plea for Conor McGregor. We do not, and will not comment on any discussions we may or may not be having with the DA’s office.”

TMZ reports that Conor ‘Dolly’ McGregor’s legal team is in the final stages of negotiating a plea deal in the case arising from his hapless dolly-throwing attack on Khabib Nurmagomedov, that left ‘The Eagle’ amused, but cut two fighters on the bus to the point they couldn’t fight at UFC 223 on April 7. Prosecutors are reportedly amenable to probation and community service, with no jail time. Of critical importance, the felony charge will be reduced to a misdemeanor;  felony could have jeopardized McGregor’s ability to fight in the USA. McGregor is expected in court on Thursday. He will also face civil court action, from at least one of the fighters he injured. And the UFC has yet to punish the fighter.

Mitch Metcalf for Showbuzz Daily reports that the Neilsen ratings for PFL 4 on Thursday were 101K viewers with a 0.01 market share. This is the lowest viewership to date (PFL1 -116,000 viewers, PFL2 - 150,000 viewers, PFL3 - 146,000 viewers), and if true would place the event outside the top 150 shows. The PFL4 prelims aired on Facebook Watch where they got 692 Shares and 327K Views in English and 1.3K Shares and 466K Views in Spanish. The PFL4 main card broadcast on NBC Sports Network. Hopefully, MMA fans grow to understand and appreciate the playoff concept, and interest grows as we head towards the playoffs in the fall.