“He has to apologize about this,” rising Dagestani prospect Muhammad Mokaev vows to punish Conor McGregor

“He has to apologize about this,” rising Dagestani prospect Muhammad Mokaev vows to punish Conor McGregor

Muhammad Mokaev on Conor McGregor

Undefeated Dagestani prospect, Muhammad Mokaev is as dominant as they come. UFC newcomer has many plans for his future, but he is pretty sure that he will become the youngest UFC champion by the end of 2023.

Former UFC’s light heavyweight champion, Jon Jones currently holds the record for being the youngest UFC champion. Muhammad was looking for a fight, and the opportunity presented itself in the form of Cody Durden. Cody passed on some racist comments after his fight at UFC Vegas 43, and Muhammad vowed to punish him for the same.

Talking to Ariel Helwani from The MMA Hour, he said, “If he accepts, I really want to smash him. I saw a lot of my supporters tweeting, ‘Smash him,’ and if people want to see this, that’s what I’m here for. Now, I have a lot of circles with very rich people who work in top places. We never talk about race. I think it’s lower-level people that talk about race. I don’t believe race should exist if you have a brain. But if you don’t, it’s always going to be there.”

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“I want to ask him about my people,” Muhammad Mokaev wants to confront Conor McGregor face-to-face

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Another person on Muhammad’s list of the former double champion, Conor McGregor. Conor’s beef with Khabib Nurmagomedov is never-ending, and Muhammad wants to know the reason for his hatred about Dagestan.

“To be honest, I really want to ask him why he talked bad about Dagestan,” Mokaev said. “I really want to ask him why he talked about every person. I want to see face-to-face his energy, because my managers, everybody talks like he isn’t the same like he is in the media. So I just want to feel myself this energy.”

He added, “I don’t have to prove anything; I don’t have to have this on camera. I want to ask him about my people. My people – business is good – but my people is my people. I want to ask him, why everybody? Just pick the person and tell him. It’s not good to call out the whole nation. In Ireland, there’s also bad people; there’s also good people. My boxing coach is Irish. You cannot just say, ‘Dagestan is bad.’ You cannot say this. This is wrong. He has to apologize about this.”

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