Former UFC bantamweight contender Saidyokub Kakhramonov slammed Georgian MMA fighter Magdi Amachov in a post on X. Amachov, who was brought and housed in the US by UFC bantamweight champion Merab Dvalishvili, was seen training with Umar Nurmagomedov. Dvalishvili is set to defend his title against Nurmagomedov at UFC 311 on January 18th.
Georgian MMA journalist Giorgi Kokiashvili posted on X:
"This pic broke my heart a little bit. Magdi Amachov is helping Umar Nurmagomedov to prepare for Merab Dvalishvili. Merab helped Magdi to live like a human being in the US. He didn't have a home and Merab gave him a room for free in his own house and helped a lot. It's just sad."
Kakhramonov reacted to the post by comparing Amachov to Nina-Marie Daniele, who is known for her unique content. The Uzbekistan native wrote:
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"That kid always pops up on my Instagram with his gay a*s Instagram content with bunch of fighters. Dude is a Dagaestani Nina Drama, always using fighters for his Insta. Never seen him fight or compete what a sneaky little f*rt."
Check out Kakhramonov's reaction below:
Umar Nurmagomedov says UFC bantamweight champion Merab Dvalishvili has been ducking him
In a recent interview with Brett Okamoto, UFC bantamweight contender Umar Nurmagomedov shared his thoughts on his upcoming title fight against Merab Dvalishvili. This bantamweight title clash will act as the co-main event to the Islam Makhachev vs Arman Tsarukyan rematch at UFC 311 on January 18th.
Nurmagomedov shared that he has been talking a bit of trash at 'The Machine' to get a title shot but has never been disrespectful towards the Georgian champion. 'The Young Eagle' said:
"Everybody talk about that. Just not like me, and when the UFC push him to fight, okay Joe Rogan asked him after his fight when he won belt, Joe Rogan said, 'Next opponent is Umar. What do you think about that?' And he doesn't said nothing. He just said, 'Thank you, Dana White.' And it's not of all hype about he ducking, he try to avoid, it's not because I do this. He do this. It's his mistake."
Check out Umar Nurmagomedov's comments below (01:15):