"What a dumb f*ck" - Fans troll YouTuber Adin Ross for asking Islam Makhachev and Ali Abdelaziz "offensive" question about Russia

Kick streamer Adin Ross's comments during his conversation with Islam Makhachev and Ali Abdelaziz were poorly received by fans. Ross was criticized by many for believing that Russia is a backward nation.

During a recent Kick stream at UFC PI, Ross asked Abdelaziz and Makhachev if there was wifi in Russia, which surprised the reigning champion. The Dagestani fighter then claimed that his country possesses everything the United States has, criticizing Ross' perspective of Russia.

The 24-year-old later apologized for his words and indicated that he would visit Russia in the future to livestream his experiences there.

Check out the post below (via KickChamp's X post):

Fans soon rushed to the comments section to share their reactions.

One fan bashed Ross for his perception of Russia, writing:

''Even with ignorance in mind I would never assume Russia doesn’t have WiFi. What a dumb fu*k.''

Another one stated:

''What an idiot… Russia a village… offensive''

Other fans wrote:

''Having internet and having unrestricted access to the internet are TWO hugely different things''

''That was stupide question not crazy but we all know Americans they don’t get out much in their jungle''

Check out more reactions below:

Fan reactions [Screenshots courtesy: @Kick_Champ on X]

As for the MMA scene, Makhachev was put to the test by former interim champion Dustin Poirier during his recent octagon outing at UFC 302 last year, but he managed to win via submissive in the final round.

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Islam Makhachev discusses potentially breaking Khabib Nurmagomedov's record at UFC 311

Islam Makhachev is preparing with his longtime friend and mentor Khabib Nurmagomedov for his lightweight title defense against Arman Tsarukyan in the main event of UFC 311 on Jan. 18.

Makhachev is tied with Nurmagomedov, Benson Henderson, and BJ Penn for the most lightweight title defenses (three), and a win over Tsarukyan would bring his total to four. However, in a recent interview with Shakeil Mahjouri, the Dagestani stated that he is not concerned about it as he is completely focused on his upcoming fight.

Makhachev said:

''Khabib’s here to help us to be better than him, to push us, to help us. Records, all this stuff it’s nothing for me. I just want to keep my belt.''

Check out Islam Makhachev's comments below (6:45):