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Hasbulla Magomedov, more famously known as ‘Mini Khabib,’ has issued a warning to his followers. However, it’s not as straightforward as one might expect. Hasbulla is renowned for his public appearances, viral internet videos, and his rivalry with fellow social media influencer Abdu Rozik. He is also known for his love of MMA making him a familiar face in the combat sports community.
As of the time of writing this article, the 20-year-old has amassed over eight million followers on Instagram, with a significant portion being MMA fans. While Hasbulla often shares snapshots of his travels and preaches about Islam on social media, this time, the situation is different.
Hasbullah issues cryptic warning to his Instagram followers
In a recent (now expired) Instagram story, Hasbulla Magomedovich Magomedov, known as ‘Mini Khabib,’ warned his followers. Although the exact meaning of this warning is difficult to decipher, it appears that Hasbulla is addressing the wives and girlfriends of individuals who troll and bully him on the internet. Alongside this message, Hasbulla also posted a picture of a hyena clan with the words, ‘waiting for your mistake.’
The warning translates to: “Those who write something to me, check your girls and wives by chance, were they there or not?“. Hasbulla has recently made headlines due to legal issues. On May 8 this year, he and his friends were arrested in Dagestan for traffic violations. This included blocking traffic and performing donuts on the streets.
Two days after his arrest, on May 9, Hasbulla was released on bail. During this period, he received substantial support from his followers. However, this also provided an opportunity for some to troll him. As someone who has faced bullying in real life due to his height, Hasbulla continues to endure online harassment, which may have led to this outburst, given recent events.
A Special Cameo in UFC 5 for ‘Mini Khabib’?
To his followers, it’s no secret that Hasbulla is deeply interested in MMA. The social media sensation has been hanging out with Khabib Nurmagomedov and his other teammates for a while now. A regular sight at UFC events, the internet celebrity has also inked a 5-year contract with the UFC.
Although this contract won’t land him inside the octagon, it has secured him a spot in the UFC’s latest video game, UFC 5. In the trailer, fans can catch a glimpse of Hasbulla. However, it’s not clear if he is a playable character or not. Nevertheless, if that happens, fans could finally see him face off against Conor McGregor and Henry Cejudo. It would be a tough matchup for the former champions.
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