KHABIB - GOOD GRIEF!
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- čas přidán 27. 10. 2020
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Khabib Nurmagomedov (born 20 September 1988) is a Russian former mixed martial artist. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest fighters in mixed martial arts history. He notably competed in the lightweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), where he is the longest-reigning UFC Lightweight Champion, having held the title since April 2018. With 29 wins and no losses, he retired with an undefeated record. Shortly after retirement, he earned the #1 spot on the UFC men's pound-for-pound rankings. As of 26 October 2020, Fight Matrix ranks him as the #1 lightweight of all time. - Sport
what amazes me
1.lost his dad
2.got mumps and balloon leg
3.broke 2 toes when he was just recovering from mumps
4.trained pro'ly only a week
5.didn't tell anyone so that can continue fight and also for no excuses
6.made a weight cut even in this situation
7.promised mom to stop fighting without father
8.came to fight for first and last time without father
9.had the stone on his chest that he is going to leave his favorite sport and can't fulfill his father's dreams, like 30-0 or gsp fight, anymore.
10.even after all this he was thinking mid fight Gaethje said he won't tap and Khabib don't want to hurt him in front of his parents.so he changed arm bar to triangle mid fight.
**define GOAT to me.
@Tony Maraj yeah he's human afterall
Aye
Kamatu usman would have done massive damage to khabib toes lol
Gsp
@Squall Leonhart there was an interview with javier where he said khabib purposedly let the fights go the distance to prove how superior he is to his opponents.
One day i'm gonna tell a story to my kids and grandkids about a humble, brave man from a small village in the mountains who came to Vegas' flashing lights, ventured to Abu Dhabi's golden sands, defeated every opponent he faced and then went back to his small village away from everything to take care of his mother and his family
Poetic
Sounds like a great story.
And what a story it is😎👍👍👊
Beautiful
Amazing
His last words " DC, I love you brother " 😭😭😭
Bruh "last word" stop guys he isnt he just retired. I feel wierd by this comment. I was so sad to see him retire tho
Both booed in the beginning,now they tug on our heart strings
Lol, is he dead
DC was sent to persuade Khabib to lose by dec. Everyone khabib fought before DC commenting was considered conf of interest. The UFC was gonna make champ Conor again and have him rematch Khabib at the new Raiders stadium...then Khabib vs GSP at new Etihad stadium in abu dhabi. Both massive events for UFC, VEGAS and ADHABI. The judges gave first round to Justin. Khabib said NO! DC brother I cannot do that. My father is watching me. And did what he wanted like a MAN. Thats why he is a GREAT MAN.
@@georgecoull1883 You might I've booed them, I never did.
Not everyone goes along with the "Trend"
Khabib: I'm retiring
Lightweights: Alhamdulillah
Meanwhile khizmat chemave: Aslamoalykum
Khabib has the perfect story like legends. A father and a son together figured out the best fighting style by combining all forms of grappling arts and defeated every competition in the world. Then they went back to the mountains they came from.
💯
@Cape Coloured nice to see you on every Khabib video haha. I'm from jhb 🤙
This gave me goosebumps
It's so beautiful and heartbreaking
❤️❤️❤️
1 dislike.., probably jones ...
LOL
hahaha
hahahahaha Imagine
Lmaoo u win
Lmao
I loved how DC revealed that Khabib to him why he chose to put Justin to sleep, rather than use ground and pound to submit him, because he knew Justin would never tap, and didn't want to humiliate Justin in front of his mother and father. THAT showed even more how special Khabib is.
Its wasnt about humiliation. A great fighter like Justin doesnt taste humiliation. Even in loss he can keep his head up high. He didnt want to hurt justin parent feelings by breaking their soms arm in a armbar. He knew justin wouldnt tap.
@@wade5761 true, and when you put it that way, it's even better.
Yes it is an awesome story and all and I believe it. But you will notice Justin did in fact tap twice before passing out.
I wouldn't hold my head high if I was Justin tbf, where was this massive damage?
He showed mercy,what agreat human being.
You are the embodiment of a true champion, Khabib. Your father smiles upon you. #GOAT
Khabib has smeshed all of our hearts.
Man he clearly didn’t wanna be there at all and he still pulled through what a champion
Even at his lowest he is still on top of the game simply wow
With broken bones in his foot as well.
@@riggermorpus I'm so happy I got to see him live on tv and be here to witness his greatness. When they think of this era in the future, khabib will be the one they remember. A true living legend :)
@@riggermorpus during his training camp, Khabib was hospitalized with the mumps too
Adam Reid same man it was great
i still got my old man, he is 74 years young, god bless u all...
Same. Mines 68 🙏🏼
Mines 78
Cherish every moment with him! ❤️
You are blessed. My father died when I was 16
I lost my mum and it was like the world was crumbling down and caving in on me, I wanted to be left alone for a long time but I’ve come to terms with losing her, I understand we can’t have them forever, I’ll always cherish the memories and move on to honour her
I remember watching the post fight breaking down of Khabib in the center of the octagon. There was no poignant music, no gut wrenching commentary, no eulogical montages and still I couldn't help but shed a couple of empathy invoked tears. And that's how I knew, in my heart that, that moment in that octagon was one of the most real moments in the history of the sports.
I lost my dad 5 years ago. It still hurts as bad today as it did then. We used to watch football together. I just dont care to watch it anymore. It's just not the same. I feel you Khabib.
I am Sorry Brother, as it made me feel a little bad my father is still around. He coached me in Little league and I do not know how to Navigate without him. I feel your Pain and Recognize it and hope time eases the Frustration.
@@zachdancy5828 Thanks man. Dont feel bad your dad is still around though. Cherish this time.
Sorry for the loss, Atleast you have those memories ...some peeps don't even get to experience having a father .
I feel the same way man. Lost my father over a decade ago. We used to watch so many movies together. It sort of feels dirty when I watch something great because he will never experience what I experienced
@@tolishaws See, I'm one of those who didn't get one.
I think loosing something is worse than just not having it, but yeah it sucks.
I’m gonna miss this guy so much. UFC feels a little different now.
Straight up! Gonna miss everything about khabib, some of the best quotes in mma from this legend
Yh I agree khabib and dc aka banter was quarantine vibes
Actually lightweight will become very more excited. The belt is there. Wide open. It’s gonna be the fights of century (Conor, Tony, Dustin, Gaethje, Chandler, Islam, Olievera, RDJ) thanks to Khabib’s legacy.
it feels good to not have a champion that is afraid to fight the n1 contender for years
were all gonna miss him but just imagine the amount of new talent in the lightweight division going for that belt, too excited !!!
Khabib: Retires
Khabib fans: "let's go Justin!"
Seriously, I became a huge Gaethje fan in one fight and one he lost. What a guy
Man, Khabib crying is so touching. I feel tears welling up every time I see it. I’m thankful to have seen this man compete.
Khabib's post fight catharsis was one of the best moments in UFC history. I really think people will look back on it as one of those defining moments for not just Khabib, but for the entire sport.
He is the embodiment of martial arts. "Justin, I know a lot about you" Felt so deep....
I agree 💯%!!!
Petros Kostianis bro i didn’t just tear up a bit, I was actually bawling my eyes out
It hit such deep feelings in me having also lost my father. It was such a beautiful moment, I will forever respect the man this guy is.
Same. Lost mine in 2012. Can't imagine going through what Khabib did to prepare for this camp after such a massive loss.
Much like Khabib, Mixed Molly is also undefeated!
Much like everybody, you're all distracted.
@@Difficultfuckhead Oh wise one, lead us to salvation
What?
@@djangounchained9387 I don't trust anyone who says they know it all in this "fog of war",...but this where I am so far. czcams.com/video/h6_5cPKGftk/video.html
@@djangounchained9387 lol
Justin was the most incredible sportsman in this. He took that loss in such a great way. Whether or not Khabib is the GOAT is debatable, but his story and his legacy isn't, and this was an amazing fight for him to end on.
Never watched UFC before in my life...
Came for Khabib, and to watch his legacy unfold and as he leaves I no longer watch ufc too.
Its amazing how one person who is not in the same field as you can relate to you so much, inspire and and teach you the value of hardwork and sincerity.
In my UFC book, Khabib is the GOAT!
I'm sure many people are like me who haven't seen one fight of UFC before, came here to witness Khabib's legacy and left with valuable lessons.
A Legend ......No one can deny him that.. it is forever.
plz,its a humble request,please read the holy Quran in English or another language,you can download it..thanks....insha Allah
Yeah but it’s just sad he never challenge himself
@@shakirsohail1681 don't do that. Live and let die pal.
@@youtubeconnollyfamily 💯
@@NicolaMaxwell You know yourself. 155 was so easy for him. He’s retiring in his prime. Why would he not want to know how good he really is. I don’t understand this? He walks around heavier than Covington. Go find Covington or Leon Edwards someone who can challenge you in wrestling and that are the same size as you. I can’t call him the greatest ever because he never challenged himself once
when Gsp says youre a good grappler..
when Jake Shields says youre a good grappler..
when most well known grappler says youre a
good grappler..
diamond recognize diamond..
Khabib is a good grappler that go down as a legendary undefeated fighter..
his last sermon.. "be close to parents"
A legendary grappler
Yes indeed.
@@thejawaiian9897 👏👏👏👍👍💯
Honestly Saying khabib is a just a "good" grappler is a understatement and almost offensive in my eyes.. He's the best grappler in the world by far and no one in the ufc even comes close to his grappling skills. Including tony, gsp, Jones ect.. the guy is just different, his on his own level. Absolute freak of a human being! (That's my personal opinion anyway)
@@thejawaiian9897 YESSSSS! DEFINITELY LEGENDARY! 🤼🏽♂️
When they took the tape off his gloves I started tearing up because I knew what was coming. I hope he has a good retirement but the sport will miss him dearly.
I love when Gaethje went and hugged Khabib after the fight, such a master class of sportsmanship by him, nothing but mountains of respect for the both of them!!!
Finally the man I wanted to hear from
Same thought as me lol
@@Matchesta the best commentator
Exaaaaaaaactly. Just one big fawkin potty ova hea!
I watch his stuff repeatedly, his Colby content was EPIC on shrooms
The UFC needs to hire you for the Embedded series.
Naw. Part of the brilliance of his channel is that he is an observer of the sport. If he worked for the UFC he could no longer express himself freely. He'd be an employee.
@@oodlesloodles8930 exactly
MixedMollyWhoppery yet again spoils us with a masterpiece in storytelling. I know it would never happen and it would probably be too emotional, but someone should show this video to Khabib Nurmagomedov.
Nope they don't. This is great as it is. And embedded is also good as it is.
Embedded follows people with cameras, this guy doesnt film anything. His videos are full of other peoples work.
Khabib's striking is SOOO underrated, its definitely no where near as good as his grappling but it's good enough to keep up with the best strikers MMA has to offer in his division
I lost my Dad out of nowhere last year. Watching Khabibs interview after the fight was heartwrenching, I admit that I broke down myself for a moment.
I was already a huge fan of his, but this moment cements him as iconic and untouchable for me, the GOAT.
What a fascinating human being. The mental fortitude in that man is awe inspiring. One can only aspire to that level of control over ones emotions, discipline, and humility in the face of extreme adversity... Khabib did what he did with two broken toes, a broken bone in his foot, and having had the mumps at the begining of training camp. If you scripted this, it wouldn't seem real.
@Dawn Of The New Evil Age Sorry for your loss bro, hope all is well with you❤️
Made out of the mountain built by Steel maker his dad's strategy to remain undefeated.
@@FuuuckOffff yea he waited until the proper time and place to empty the emotions piled up. Stoic doesn't mean feelings seize to exist. Simply is the control over emotions vs reacting to emotions. Emotions are amazing being in control of oneself during emotions is the goal...
@@FuuuckOffff ok I'm going to have to agree with you there. Valid point..
@@FuuuckOffff It's funny how in your scenario Khabib was the one not in control of his emotions. Did you even see the pre-fight pressor w/ McGregor and Khabib? McNuggets looked like he was on a holiday from the loony bin
I was genuinely scared for Khabib after seeing what Gaethje did to Tony. Gaethje was just calm and calculative. HOLYSHIT I wasn't expecting Khabib to walk the freaking hardest striker in the division and pressurise him and beat him in 2nd round easily.
Tony attempted zero take downs. He didn't even threaten an attempt. Perhaps after seeing Justin's BJJ skills, he regrets this.
@@miamiexplorer6451 I doubt tony would be able to take him down much less keep him there. Tony has had trouble with wrestler his jiu jitsu is more for when he gets taken down. Having said that I would love to see a rematch
Ifti Alam Khabib said he was not Tony
@@AJ-np9fn, me too. And if so, I bet he tries a takedown.
@Shawn Mendenall, yes but he WILL attempt a take down. In fact, I think all of JG's future opponents will at least look to attempt it, because of the revelation of JG's ground game. Khabib's triangle looked like an instructional tutorial.
You know you're good when GSP is impressed by your performance lol
"Khabib fought like there was limo full of beautiful women waiting outside" this why we watch Mixed Molly Whoppery
I'm so happy he retired undefeated ❤️
Shut up
@Pompous Psycho NEVER 😎
You think he'll come back Peter?
He did say he is the Mayweather of MMA. He was serious.
I'm never going to cry this much over another Fight in my life.
*He beat the best Lightweights, from the best gyms, who are trained by the best coaches in MMA*
Whittman and Gaethje
Mike Brown and Poirier
Kavanagh and McGregor
Ray Longo and Iquinta
Mark Henry and Barboza
Henry Hooft and Michael Johnson
Rafael Cordeiro and RDA
While making it looking easy. Thats the scary part of it all.
Yeah he didn't just beat them either, he obliterated them. Khabib is just a stronger breed.
every fighter and every coach of them knew what he gonna do but no one of this high-level world-class succeeds to stop it, it's absolutely crazy, khabib's story close to be a children'sstory more than a real story, L E G E N D
Henry, isn't that the pizza delivery guy?
And everyone says his resume is "padded", and not top notch...lol😆
That record reads like a "who's who" list of A1 fighters to me...lol😆
Best fighter, EVER..😎👊👊
Thanks Khabib for getting me back into MMA as a sport. UFC 229 was the first MMA event I watched since 2009. Tony vs Pettis and Khabib vs McGregor refueled my love for this sport.
Khabib is the best and arguably the greatest of all time. 29-0, unblemished, in a stacked division. He was getting better too, which is frightening! He had a perfect career, could've made boat loads of more money, but walked away at his peak to spend more time with family. If you can't admire that, there's something wrong with you.
"I'm impressed by your performance" -George St Pierre
Shut up
@@Gdawg0331 Shut up Meg
@@Gdawg0331 shut up meg
I thought the same thing when he said it.
''It was a masterful performance'' George St Pierre
Well done you magnificent bastard! I'm a 55 year old veteran and you brought tears to my eyes. Well played sir, well played.
The post fight interview after Khabib and Justin was wholesome af. Made me tear up ngl , Gaethje is a class act
If you can't sleep, Just call Khabib, 2 secs he will put you to sleep.
Bruhh I ain't seen you in a minute
Lmao
@I OFFER YOU THIS more like the Goat or never leaving the internet
Well, 22 secs to be precise. I counted it from the moment he shoots for the takedown to the moment of submission
I'm not crying 😢, you're crying. Such a beautiful moment in MMA history. This is what makes it such an amazing sport. So much respect.
Nah, man you cried first...Ima talk to my dad soon. All this war talk people dont realize this is what people forget people go through.
Khabib must be the realest guy to do it in the UFC. When fighting is truly in your lineage it was never an option to lose.
Naah man none of us are crying, it's just all those onions our neighbour is chopping up....
You'll are crying..I'm just washing my eyeballs with my tears..😭😭
By far my favourite fighter, khabib is a honorable, loyal, respectful and fearless warrior. He demands respect even if your not a fan or dont like his style in the ring. He came and he conquered, it's as simple as that. There were no secrets with khabib everyone knew what he was going to do in that octagon, he would even tell his opponents before the fight and none of them could stop him (only tibia managed to stay on his feet). 29 tried and 29 failed. He never came close to losing, never been dropped or stunned, No blood, no scratches, just utter dominance. 29-0, undefeated, undisputed, lightweight, pound for pound, champion of the world and the pride of dagistan, Khabib Nurmagomedov. You will be missed but never forgotten
I couldn't have said it better myself, he was also my favourite fighter, and I will miss seeing him perform again!
"Impose your game on him, go to the end, and watch how others surrender." - abdulmanap nurmagomedov
When I'm trying to motivate myself I talk to myself in this narrator's voice.
Lol real talk!
The voice is the worst part. He sounds like a looney toon
It works.
Meeeeowth that's right!
@@ongobongo8333 That's the best part
I think of all the legends we've seen in the sport Khabib will remain in the greatest of all time conversation for the longest if not forever. RIP Abdulmanap Nurmagomedov, you made a phenomenal role model for the sport and your legacy will live on forever through Khabib.
There is no doubt about this, this man's legecy and pride is much more important to him then anything else. It's not like Conor and even gsp that when they run low on money they will think about returning to fight. This man could care less about Dana and the money and that people want to see a 30-0. He does things for his family and his people first. I'm sad he's gone but I can't wait to see all the fighters that will come up from Dagestan because of khabib and his training
@@dre145 daddy Dana said he's taling to Khabib to get the gsp fight.
Man, Khabib's journey from the beginning to the end really feels like straight out of a movie, and I'm happy that I had the honor of watch him make history.
My fav fighter, the GOAT and one of the most amazing human beings ever.
The love khabib has for his father. Mad respect the 🐐 👍👍👍
First time MMA made me cry... Did not expect that would happen some day. What a great fight and moment. Respect to thesee fighters and coaches
we witnessed the rise and transcendence of the MMA GOAT
Jon Jones
Gsp
LMFAO 😂
@@auss13ka0s5 is a PED abuser. There ya go I finished your sentence for you
@@auss13ka0s5 i understand what you are saying.....but when someone is juiced does that disqualify them?.....in my opinion it does. Of course khabib is my second fav. fighter after colby chaos so i am biased but when you take steroids it takes you out of the conversation......again no hate and this shit is all subjective. in my mind its GSP 1...KHABIB 2..but your right to think bones is number 1....but being juiced for so many fights I can't call someone like that the goat
That last segment of Justin and Khabib hit me right in the feels. It’s a beautiful sport. Especially when two men can have these words for each other after a brawl. Beautiful sportsmanship
I for one shed tears when I saw Khabib let his emotions show. The amount of grief he must’ve been and still is caring is unimaginable. Sucks we only got 4 defends but that man along with his father and his crew have put in the work and truly show what a real warrior is like.
Man even the ref looked like he was ready to breakdown before he raised Khabibs hand.... what an amazing career!
I can't Dagestand to see him go.
This is a GOAT pun right here
I’m eagel to see who the next champ will be
lol
First last, I dagestand your pain haha okay, okay I'm out
Guys 👍😂
He left all the fame and success to be closer to his mother and family... what a legend!
I recently lost my father as well he was my judo trainer since I was 4 and was always in my corner when I competed. Khabib winning just all of this was incredibly moving to me. I wish I could thank him because he inspired me to chase this dream 100%. Khabib really is my hero. This who video had me crying and so did the fight. There’s never been a better representative of our sport.
I miss my dad so much, 6 years on the 27 th of October !!
may he rest in peace
@@caza04blanca thank you..
🙏🏼 🙏🏼 ♥
Khabib personifies this gem of a verse:
“And not equal are the good deed and the bad. Repel [evil] by that [deed] which is better; and thereupon the one whom between you and him is enmity [will become] as though he was a devoted friend.” | Quran 41:34-35
May you all be blessed, O brothers in humanity.
بارك الله فيكم
SUBHANALLAH
I lost both of my parents and I live with my grandfather it strengthens you it gets hard to feel after things like that watching this brought me to tears. Khabib is a goat not just for his actions in the cage but as the person he carried himself as outside the cage
Started following your channel since the "Rise of Savage" video, ever since you've been giving props to Khabib, his father, and the whole Dagestan region its culture, and Russia overall..man what a journey it has been for all of us witnessing literally a Rise of a Savage in Khabib and the Good Grief finale..this shit makes me cry like a baby, thanks for the golden content dude! Much love and respect from Russia!
What a video. Lost my mother 11 months ago, and everything here was well said, and hurts a ton. Khabib did what he set out to do. Create a legacy.
No one can encapsulate the essence of real life stories like MMW.
facts my dude facts
Seriously man. I didnt think I was witnessing a literally modern man of myth until MMW came and presented it as art.
The whole story behind Khabib leading up to this finale just tugs at my heart strings. With Gaethje also, in the exchanges with Khabib and saying that he can take care of his mom....it's just beautiful and human. I'll be a fan of both of these champions forever.
Thank you Sir for such a fitting tribute...not only to Khabib but to the whole fight.
Respect !
Fun fact : A lotta people are mad at themselves for not hopping on the bandwagon earlier. Now he's gone and they're sad.
On the money
Yeah took me until he wiped the floor with McGregor to jump onboard.
I jumped on the band wagon with mcnuggets fight. So sad I didn't get to follow his journey sooner. That's why I'm watching Khamzat REAL CLOSE now 😂
@@80salmaan yeah khamzat chimaev will defo give u smesh smesh in the octagon. But the beautiful feeling khabib gave eveyone is definitely something wont see or feel. Keep up with Islam makhachev khabibs best mate his next to hold tge title till he retires
@@benglish8577 agreed khabib had a pure aura and presence about him. Khamzat has a "get tf outta my presence or I smesh you brather" about him. Javier has already said they're prepping Islam to become undefeated world champion.
Perfect tribute, his dad wasn't just a dad, he was his trainer, companion, teacher..
"My purpose as a coach is to externalize the Internal champion." Dope line.
Cus damato
Its kinda sad to me that he isnt more of a household name. Like theres such a great man with such a legendary story and career that many people have missed out on.
Really? Because he is huge outside USA...like soccer stars huge.
@@zenzupah739 Yea I dont even live in America. But what I mean is if you asked a random person on the street or something who Khabib is chances are they wouldnt know. Someone like Conor McGregor would be more commonly recognized and I think thats kinda sad. Everyone should know this dudes name.
A beautiful tribute on Kabib Molly! You kept it classy and refrained from your usual style of some added comedic profanity and you refrained at the perfect time in doing so. 🙏🏼 props for another awesome video for your fans in summarizing the final chapter of kabibs legacy masterfully. I hope this video makes its way to Kabib and I hope he enjoys it more than I did. An I enjoyed it a lot. Respect molly. I just found your channel recently becoming a new but enthusiastic fan of the channel and your unique narration style. My nick name back in the day was Guido. So I hope you stick around haha. You mix humor and legitimate MMA analyses better then anyone in the business. I see your channel taking off in epic ways going forward my friend. The larger your audience gets the faster it shall grow larger. You know how volume produces volume when it comes to viewers an I feel your channel is at a tipping point where the seasaw is about to start tipping an F’n fast having reached critical mass for this shit to go viral! I butchered the hell outa that shit with my analogy but your Italian so I know you’ll get the point! haha. Best of luck to your future sir can’t wait to enjoy new content as you release it as MMA unfolds 🙏🏼✌🏼
I hope you’re right man. This man deserves wide recognition
Guy comes from small village in mountain...destroys all competition...goes back to small village in mountain. Better than any movie out there.
Khabib needs to run for President. We need a leader like that. A warrior and a humble man. God bless him here and in the afterlife inshallah.
I’m glad I got to witness the almost perfect champion, respectful, humble, religious, intelligent all in one champion
Abdulmanap is proud of you too MMW!!
The man's, soul, foot, state of mind was scared. But his very unwavering warrior spirit helped him accomplish what he needed to. Truly honored to have witnessed greatness in every sense of a human beings, being.
@Name Name , Man! Or Woman! or both! That was just mean. Don't blame the world for not being held and loved as a child. All that hate is weighing on you. Hang in there bro or....you know what I mean.
Khabib was a different kind of man. We can act like we truly get him but we will never know his true pain and suffering coming from where he comes from. Nothing but respect for that man!
🦅☑️
if you don't know
now you know
Tremendous Champion and human being....he was nothing but honest and every time he faced a challenge he just ramped up his game to another level and dominated!! Maybe the best of his time.
My dad and I aren’t as close as Khabib was with his, but I can understand a tiny bit of his pain. My dad is my hero and I know that I’m gonna be a crying mess when I, one day, lose him.
Khabib is the most legendary fighter in the history of MMA . He's the greatest protege . Abdul Manap is the greatest mentor.
it'd been days after the fight and I hadn't cried, but after watching this video I just couldn't hold it.
great job.
One thing that bring me to the MMA fandom was the raw violence, the sudden tender emotions and and the enormous sacrifices these fighters make.
Saw a couple of reels and realize this is more than a sport. Condolences to Khabib
Love Khabib! The thing I love most is that he never gave mcgregor his rematch, no matter how much they offered, after Connors disgraceful conduct in the build up to their fight. Morality over money, love it! Respect from UK brother ✊
That post fight moment was for me the most touching moment in MMA history
That was the most emotional moment to watch in the octagon. The way Khabib came in and dominated Gaethje then broke down after. That was amazing
Bro said “I didn’t want to make him tap in front of his parents, so I put him to sleep.” That’s so cool
Khabib ate Justin alive outboxed him and strangled him, he took the whole division on and mauled them all, his 30-0 is always going to be reserved for GSP, maybe 1 day
The ending of the match, when Gaethje comforted Khabib, after he himself lost..telling him how he made his father proud, was in my opinion the most moving, purest moment in mma
*He's rich and famous but generous and humble. He's someone who you don't want to be messed with but has respect for elderly and he put his family first before anything else. A great role model of a real man.* 🦅🦅❤❤❤🦅🦅
That was beautiful. I really started to cry. I started to think about my late dad and the relationship we had. My dad was my greatest rival. We were competitive in everything we did. I really strive to have that same relationship/rivalry with my own son. Your video really makes me want to give my son a great big hug. Thank you. Keep making your videos. And God bless 🙏
Watch the following video about father and son, you'll be touched:
czcams.com/video/JqACEXb5cL0/video.html
Khabib is a great inspiration on how to never give up.
I've watched this video several times yet still my eyes filled with tears,
Wish all people find peace and best wishes in these troubled times,
Allahuakbar.
An enigmatic, respectful, emotional, wonderful homage to Khabib and his Dad. Thanks MMW.
Khabib is the undeniable Lightweight GOAT, and has a legit case as P4P GOAT. I still have GSP as P4P GOAT but, I wouldn't argue with anyone who says it's Kahbib. We will never see anyone like him again.
Man I won't argue if someone says gsp is GOAT too. But khabib and gsp won't accept that they are goats. U already know.
He's an inspiration to us all. It's been a privilege to watch him fight
I still can't believe he's retired.
Khabib is a man straight out of legend, he embodies the archetype of the humble and fearless hero. Nobody has a story anywhere near as harrowing and amazing as Khabib, his undefeated combat record and fearless rise to the very pinnacle of MMA and became the greatest of all time without question, nobody has ever been as dominant, unstoppable, humble, and competent as he has been not to mention he’s undefeated and never lost a round in his entire career. His story and journey remind me a lot of Jordan Peterson’s undefeated intellectual debate record and rise to prominence, the way they both tore through anyone who tried to deny the ruthlessly thorough and relentless preparation to be who they claimed to be without anyone being able to take that away from them, they both stated their intention and humbly asserted their competence in their field of choice with no remorse and every time someone tried to cut them down it only served to prove that they were even more competent than they seemed before and frustrated the opposition so badly that all they could do is resort to slander and name calling, and they both suffered great tragedy after reaching the top and had to struggle through it to show everyone that they walked the walk that they talked and both came out shaken but unbroken, God bless Khabib, Jordan, and May Abdulmanap Rest In Peace.
“Externalize the internal champion”words I think of every single time I see Trevor now incredible man
Amazing tribute.
This has brought out some many emotions for me, having lost my dad 10 years ago I didn't realise there was still underlying grief.
Khabib will be forever remembered as a great champion and a great man.
I’m glad he could honor his father in the journey to a undefeated rain in lightweight. A man of virtue, a man of discipline, a champion that left victorious.
The type of man that books are wrote about.
When this fight happened, my pops was hospitalized due to a series a seizures. The doctors discovered that he had kidney cancer that spread to his brain. We were scared that he wouldn’t make it out of his surgery alive or back to normal like before the seizures. Watching this fight after Khabib’s father had passed really took mine and my pop’s mind off of the circumstances we were dealing with. Especially because my dad was such a huge Khabib fan. We were so happy and proud that Khabib was even back in the octagon after that tragedy. However, my dad wasn’t scared at all, he would say just as sure as Khabib win he’d make it out of his surgery and chemo. He ended up having a successful surgery and was relatively normal despite the cancer. My dad ended up getting covid and unfortunately that was what took his life. Every time I rewatch this fight I just remember my dad and how brave he was and it makes me so proud of him. This fight meant so much more to me than just a title defense for one of my favorite fighters. I honestly cry a tear or two watching Khabib after his win.