

Khabib Nurmagomedov opened the floodgates for Dagestani fighters to take over MMA. His legendary unbeaten run of 29 wins and zero losses is still regarded as the greatest resume in the sport. UFC has never seen a fighter more dominant than Khabib, who barely ever lost a round in his career. This proves that the former lightweight champion holds secrets from the world.
Thankfully, he is willing to train new fighters and young up-and-comers at his gym. Surging UFC bantamweight fighter Umar Nurmagomedov is known to be an active training partner for the retired fighter. However, in the recent Twitter, the UFC fighter was seen training with another Dagestani fighter, Magomed Magomedov from the rival promotion in Bellator.
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Magomed Magomedov training at Khabib’s gym with Umar Nurmagomedov.The kicks are finally back after long months of recovery. 👊🏻 pic.twitter.com/Sn8XrKXnsw
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Khabib Nurmagomedov has changed the landscape of MMA
Every once in a while there comes a fighter, who transcends the expectations from a sport and changes it forever. The entire MMA world thought Conor McGregor will be the name to change the sport forever. But sadly, things did not pan out the way Irish Superstar had imagined. The rise of Khabib in the lightweight division was quiet and unprecedented. The former champion left an unforgettable impact on UFC.
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Retiring with an undefeated record in a cut-throat sport like MMA definitely qualifies to be one of the greatest of all time. This is why young Dagestani fighters like Umar, Magomed, Islam, and others look up to him.
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Umar is still undefeated in his career, as the 25-year-old is hoping to win the bantamweight gold in the future. Magomed’s career, however, isn’t going as smoothly as it is expected out of Dagestani fighters.
He has already suffered two losses in his career, with the first loss handed to him by current UFC Interim champion Petr Yan. In his last outing, Magomed suffered a unanimous decision loss to Raufeon Stots in August.
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