In the dynamic and often controversial realm of combat sports, many individuals are not shy about expressing their opinions. One such figure is Ali Abdelaziz, the outspoken manager of retired UFC champion Khabib Nurmagomedov. Recently, Abdelaziz launched an inflammatory insult directed at boxing legend Floyd Mayweather, using derogatory language that included the N-word.
Recently, Floyd Mayweather met with the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, in a formal setting, which he posted online. One of these posts prompted Ali Abdelaziz to express his displeasure with Mayweather for interacting with the Israeli Prime Minister. As such, Abdelaziz even made harsh comments insulting the boxing legend.
As Malcom X said: there’s two kind of Negr*s. House Negr*s and field Negr*s.
Ali Abdelaziz via X (@AliAbdelaziz00)
Interestingly, Mayweather’s post praised the Israeli Prime Minister for his continuous efforts to ensure the safety of the Jewish people. The ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine has attracted significant attention from various prominent figures around the world.
Floyd Mayweather has notably expressed his support for the Israeli people and soldiers during this conflict. On multiple occasions, he has contributed by sending aid to citizens affected by the war. On the contrary, Abdelaziz has frequently emphasized the challenges his Palestinian brothers face due to Israel.
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However, he has never supported the ongoing terrorist attacks carried out by Hamas in the Gaza Strip. Khabib Nurmagomedov, in particular, has even sought assistance from other prominent world leaders to help stop the ongoing conflict. This could be why Abdelaziz was so irritated when Mayweather praised the Israeli Prime Minister.
When Ali Abdelaziz claimed that Khabib Nurmagomedov could easily knock down Floyd Mayweather
Throughout his career, the Dagestani fighter has consistently defeated tough opponents, establishing a remarkable reputation. During the height of Nurmagomedov’s success, his manager, Ali Abdelaziz, expressed confidence in Nurmagomedov’s ability to compete against Mayweather in a potential match.
Abdelaziz drew a comparison between his fighter and Money Mayweather by discussing their respective matches against Conor McGregor. He noted that Nurmagomedov dominated McGregor, whereas Mayweather faced difficulties in achieving his victory against him. Interestingly, Nurmagomedov himself had previously made this point as a way to mock the boxing legend.
I know it’s a different sport, but Khabib knocked down Conor and Floyd couldn’t, and all it’s going to take is one punch, and I think Khabib can drop Floyd…
Ali Abdelaziz via ESPN MMA
Khabib Nurmagomedov’s (@TeamKhabib) manager Ali Abdelaziz (@AliAbdelaziz00) addresses the Floyd Mayweather headlines. pic.twitter.com/y10wlCC25b
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Abdelaziz expressed his uncertainty about whether Nurmagomedov could finish Mayweather in a fight. Additionally, various developments have been surrounding this situation. For instance, UFC CEO Dana White publicly challenged Mayweather to fight Nurmagomedov in an MMA match, but this matchup never happened. Currently, the Dagestani fighter is retired, leaving no space for a potential bout.
