“It Was Myself It Was Not Ali One Hundred Percent”- Khabib Nurmagomedov Finally Comes Out With the Truth on Twitter Spat Between Him and Justin Gaethje

Almost three weeks after their Twitter feud, Khabib Nurmagomedov finally clarifies who was the real culprit behind those tweets. In a recent interview with ESPN MMA, “The Eagle” told Marc Raimondi that it was him, not Ali Abdelaziz, who was operating the account.

“It was myself, it was myself, I was writing this,” he told Marc Raimondi, “It was myself, it was not Ali one hundred percent”

Furthermore, he mentions that Ali could never write something like this because Gaethje and he have a good relationship between them and they are good friends who’ve known each other for more than seven or eight years.

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“Ali never gonna write something like to Justin Gaethje”, he told ESPN MMA, “I know they have good relationship, like many years like maybe like seven or eight years. These guys like very good friend you know,” Khabib added.

Twitter Scuffle between Khabib Nurmagomedov and Justin Gaethje

The scuffle started when Justin Gaethje, in an interview with ESPN MMA, claimed that he deserves a championship bout after his legendary match with Michael Chandler at UFC 268.

Conversely, Khabib dismissed the claim through a comment from his official Instagram account. He believed that his friend and protege Islam Makhachev, who is on a nine-match winning spree, deserves it a lot more than someone like Justin Gaethje.

Who deserves the Lightweight championship match?

When ESPN MMA’s Marc Raimondi inquired “The Eagle” for his views on the Lightweight championship bout, he suggested that either Islam Makhachev or Beneil Dariush should get a chance against Oliveira.

“Islam or Dariush, they are right now, they deserve fight for the title… Dariush and Islam, these two guys better than Dustin and Justin. It’s just my opinion,” he mentioned.

He further cemented his opinion by saying, “If you have nine-win streak, you have to fight for the title”

Who do you think is the best contender for UFC’s Lightweight championship match? Tell us in the comments below!

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