A war of statements between the world champion of mixed combat games, Dagestani Habib Nur Mammadov, and his Irish rival Connor MacGregor, who responded to Al-Awal's rejection of his meeting, caught fire and trembled at the prospect of confronting him in another dispute.
Nur Mammadov had decided the last match he had with McGregor in his favor in October 2018, before he retained his title last year by defeating American Dustin Poiret, while the Irish champion did not play any game after that as he announced his retirement before returning again.
Nur Mammadov announced his categorical refusal to confront McGregor again, ignoring his constant calls through social media and provocative statements through the international media.
Ali Abdul Aziz, director of business of the Dagestani fighter, responded to McGregor's statements by renewing his refusal to repeat the confrontation, and by ridiculing the photo he posted on his official Twitter account: "It looks like an inflatable ball, a bodybuilder ... that's what I think ... we have no friend."
Conors looking jacked👀 |
Abdul Aziz confirmed that McGregor got his chance and defeated Nur Mammadov despite his coaches' statements that preceded the fight that he was "ready and that he would eliminate Habib in 3 rounds, and that his preparations were terrible and his leg was like a flame ball, all of which were lies", evidenced by his statements after the defeat that his preparations for the battle It was bad and he was also infected.
It is noteworthy that McGregor will run his first game after returning from retirement on January 18 against the American Donald Seruni, and he hopes that he will win until the world champion in the light weight that the winner of the April 18 fight will win between Nur Muhammadov, defending his title and the American. Tony Ferguson.