Ali Abdelaziz shares three-word reaction to Colby Covington seemingly mocking Khabib Nurmagomedov being removed off of flight

Ali Abdelaziz recently expressed his thoughts after learning about Colby Covington's mockery of Khabib Nurmagomedov. Covington derided Nurmagomedov following the untoward incident related to his air journey.

Covington has made a name for himself from his brash commentary about his rivals. However, sometimes he fires scathing disses at some fighters he has nothing to do with. This time, 'Chaos' chose to jibe at Nurmagomedov after he was removed from a plane during one of his recent air trips.

The viral video of Nurmagomedov's interaction with a female flight attendant showcased that he was occupying the seat adjacent to the emergency exit door of the plane. Covington spotted that Nurmagomedov had booked economy class seats despite having millions in the bank and derided him about the same. He also mocked 'The Eagle' for the choice of Airline to fly in:

"Bratha, why you fly the coach and the Alaska airlines, bratha!?"

Abdelaziz, Nurmagomedov's former manager, was gutted by Covington's diss for the former UFC lightweight champ. He took to the comments section of Covington's post and wrote:

"Shut your mouth"

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Ali Abdelaziz takes a page out of Conor McGregor's book to school Colby Covington

The words used by Colby Covington to deride Khabib Nurmagomedov in his X update say that he also used Nurmagomedov's accent to mock him. Covington twisted the spellings of the words to make them sound like a Russian was speaking.

Just like Covington took up a Russian accent to mock Nurmagomedov despite being American, Abdelaziz also didn't mind referring to his and Nurmagomedov's arch-enemy, Conor McGregor, to mock him.

A throwback to the pre-UFC 229 press conference in 2018 showcases that McGregor also got into an altercation with Abdelaziz after the face-offs. The "shut your mouth" that Abdelaziz used to school Covington was McGregor's initial phrase to address him during the squabble.

Check out Conor McGregor's altercation with Ali Abdelaziz below (40:29):