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Conor McGregor suffered a gruesome leg-break at UFC 264 against Dustin Poirier. McGregor’s arch-rival and former opponent, Khabib Nurmagomedov kept a close eye on how things unfolded at the pay-per-view main event. Two of his former opponents clashed for the third time with Poirier coming out as the winner after a doctor’s stoppage at the end of the first round due to McGregor’s injury.

McGregor, despite looking sharp early in the fight, had to cope with a second straight loss against Poirier. And Nurmagomedov believes the Irish fighter has been punished by god due to his arrogant character. He asked ‘The Notorious’ to be more humble.

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Of course, I watched fight. I really enjoy with fight. Honestly, you know, this fight Show us. We, it’s, it’s gonna be always there like something like superior, more powerful than we have you know and sometimes when people become like oh, and do this I can do this because of I’m smart because I’m strong like God gonna make you always humble and you know,” said the former lightweight champion.

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like, like I saw like, yesterday or two days ago I just saw his coach interview he say I don’t understand how this happened. Like is like strong young man and he broke his foot like I don’t understand. Everything from God. You have to be humble you know when you become like rich when you become strong when you become famous. And and then you think this is because of myself that we’re gonna make him humble you know,” the Dagestani added.

What’s next for Conor McGregor?

McGregor has undergone successful surgery on his knee. He is expected to make a full recovery. However, the healing process should take a good amount of time, considering the severity of his injury.

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The former two-division champion is expected to rematch Poirier yet again when he returns. Many believe the invincible aura around him is gone and he is just another regular fighter at the moment. And considering his recent record, it’s understandable where those suggestions are coming from. Whether, McGregor can prove his doubters wrong yet again, remains to be seen.

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