Khabib Nurmagomedov’s Manager Brutally Trolls “Bi*ch” Conor McGregor After the Former Champ Makes an Audacious Claim on Being the p4p King
The MMA world is familiar with the rivalry between Conor McGregor and Khabib Nurmagomedov. The bout between the two top UFC fighters took place at UFC 229. Any MMA fan would find it difficult to forget the day of the fight, as so much buildup went into it. The people from Ireland and Dagestan crossed their fingers for their favorite fighter to win. When the bout reached the fourth round, ‘The Eagle’ trapped the Irishman in a neck crank. McGregor, who felt like his head might explode at any moment, tapped out of the bout. Their rivalry didn’t end there. The two are often seen engaging in a verbal war against each other. Nonetheless, the verbal war is not always between the Dagestani and the Irish superstar.
Often, Nurmagomedov’s manager, Ali Abdelaziz, mocks McGregor through social media. There were numerous times when Nurmagomedov’s manager and McGregor poked fun at each other in light of the rivalry between the former UFC champions. Now, once again, Abdelaziz insulted McGregor by calling him Nurmagomedov’s b*tch when he claimed himself as the “pound-for-pound king.”
Ali Abdelaziz mocks Conor McGregor over his P4P king claim
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It’s always easy for Conor McGregor to make headlines. Even after staying away from the UFC octagon, the Irishman was the center of attraction in the MMA world. Most of the time, the former UFC double-division champion’s tweets pave the way for controversies. Since McGregor is not someone who thinks about the consequences of his tweets, he often comes up with shocking things on Twitter.
No NO you Khabib’s bi..cth forever 😂😂
— Ali Abdelaziz (@AliAbdelaziz00) June 26, 2023
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Recently, McGregor mentioned himself as the pound-for-pound king. He tweeted, “I’m the pound for pound king forever.” After coming across the Irishman’s tweet, Nurmagomedov’s manager tweeted, “No NO you Khabib’s bi..cth forever.” Abdelaziz clearly hated how McGregor considered him superior to every other MMA fighter.
The never-ending rivalry between ‘The Notorious’ and Khabib Nurmagomedov
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After Khabib Nurmagomedov’s protégé Islam Makhachev won the lightweight championship, Nurmagomedov appeared in Toronto. While talking about the greatness of Russian fighters, Nurmagomedov mentioned a catchphrase of McGregor, “We are here to take over.” After coming across Nurmagomedov’s claim, ‘The Notorious’ called out ‘The Eagle’ for a rematch through his Twitter account. Even though Nurmagomedov retired from the sport in 2021, McGregor wished for a rematch.
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The Irishman also stated that ‘The Eagle’ ran away from the sport as he was afraid of real fights. Even after losing against Nurmagomedov, McGregor was never ready to agree that Nurmagomedov was a good fighter; instead, he chose to prolong the rivalry for ages. What do you think about Khabib Nurmagomedov’s manager’s comment about McGregor?
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Edited by:
Rupkamal Sarma