Khabib Nurmagomedov Revisited: UFC News: Khabib Nurmagomedov, a former UFC fighter, believed Conor McGregor crossed a line with a now-deleted tweet that many believed made fun of Khabib’s late father, Abdulmanap. Follow UFC News Updates with InsideSport.IN.
Khabib made a tweet Following McGregor’s defeat to Dustin Poirier at UFC 264, Khabib tweeted, “Good always triumphs over evil.”
Later, McGregor tweeted, “Covid is good and father is evil?” before deleting it.
After facing problems related to his COVID-19 diagnosis, Abdulmanap passed away in July 2020.
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How Conor McGregor Is Still Getting Out Cast After 5 Years of Insulting Khabib’s Father- UFC 288 Press Conference Revokes the Rivalry
The passing of his father was difficult for Khabib. After defeating Justin Gaethje at UFC 254 in October 2020, he abruptly announced his retirement, saying at the time, “There’s no way I’m going to be back without my father.”
In order to draw greater attention to his fights, McGregor has created his career in part by disparaging his opponents and their teams. Khabib is not an outlier.
Henry Cejudo said that he would not coach Conor McGregor. An Instagram post uploaded by mmafighting states “Henry Cejudo has advice for Conor McGregor, but would never coach him. #UFC288”
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Before their fight at UFC 229, he referred to Ali Abdelaziz, Nurmagomedov’s trainer, as a “snitch terrorist rat.” In a tweet that has since been deleted, McGregor also made fun of Nurmagomedov’s wife in 2019.
Khabib Nurmagomedov Revisited: How Conor McGregor Is Still Getting Out Cast After 5 Years of Insulting Khabib’s Father- UFC 288 Press Conference Revokes the Rivalry
Conor McGregor definitely went off far at that time with his trash talk, which still gets him an outcast even after five years. UFC 288 Press Conference Revokes the Rivalry
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