Dallas Cowboys great Michael Irvin may show surveillance video from the night of their encounter at the news conference in Dallas.
INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA - FEBRUARY 10: Michael Irvin attends the 11th Annual NFL Honors at YouTube Theater on February 10, 2022 in Inglewood, California. Dallas Cowboys great Michael Irvin is set to speak Wednesday about allegations made against him just before the Super Bowl.READ MORE:Michael Irvin lawsuit: Hotel ordered to turn over video of interaction with accuser in defamation case
A Collin County district court judge ordered Marriott Hotels to turn over video of the woman who accused Michael Irvin of misconduct and provide details of her claim that ultimately removed him from Super Bowl coverage. The server at the Renaissance Phoenix Hotel & Spa claimed he harassed her and made inappropriate comments while they were in the lobby.
Irvin denied any wrongdoing and said there are witnesses who support his claim that he briefly shook hands with the woman and then went up to his room to go to bed.Irvin and his lawyer may show surveillance video from the night of their encounter at the news conference in Dallas.
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