This man and his family has raised the bar for me as a father and a husband. Thank you.

@liamlive2972

Жыл бұрын

HE WAS HORRIBLE

@shahriarkabir6924

Жыл бұрын

@@liamlive2972 no u are

@junaid195

Жыл бұрын

@@liamlive2972 🐷

@joserijal7520

Жыл бұрын

@@liamlive2972 is this a troll?

@abzshaker

Жыл бұрын

@@liamlive2972 you are not funny....go somewhere else

Seems like he was the kind of father most people need.

Khabib was raised "by example". His father gave him a priceless gift.

Being a good father figure is so much important than being just a father. If I ever have kids I will do my best to be like him. R.I.P ❤

@azlankhan1714

Жыл бұрын

Then you have to be like him from today!

To his dad : 'Sir you molded a man of honor, discipline and respect.... Maybe you did not leave him a lot... But you left everything IN Him !! What a accomplishment!! Rest in peace... You left as a legend and your legacy lives on!!

@rocky6270

2 жыл бұрын

His father can't read this bruv

@h2oworksforme786

2 жыл бұрын

It can be for others to ponder.

@thegovernmentshill

2 жыл бұрын

His dad is dead and can't read that!?! Wtf

@michaelfarar4232

2 жыл бұрын

@@rocky6270 Typical "Knucklehead" reply!

@michaelfarar4232

2 жыл бұрын

@@thegovernmentshill You work at Walmart by any chance?

Great Father, he will always be in his son's heart and memory.

@liamlive2972

Жыл бұрын

HE WAS HORRIBLE

@Saif-gt9id

Жыл бұрын

@@liamlive2972 stop spamming same comment you mcsnapper

@aliamgd2867

10 ай бұрын

@@liamlive2972 bro stop we know you dont have father stop spamming

A real man. May Allah (swt) grant him highest ranks in Jannah. Ameen

What a great Father... great teacher... and honorable man

@bflo1000

2 жыл бұрын

Honestly, way too over domineering for my tastes. Khabib's whole life was basically planned out for him by the time he was born...

@shahriarkabir6924

Жыл бұрын

@@chuckchuck8319 He was in russian military, that's why. The same apply for retired soldiers who want to travel to an enemy territory.

@elmon1791

Жыл бұрын

@@bflo1000 Nope , it wasn't , his father trained him , " he didn't force him" . He always " if you don't to be a champion , leave and do something else " . That's the difference between an average parent raising mediocre children and a great man raising elite champions .

@bflo1000

Жыл бұрын

@@elmon1791 OK, that's different.

Being a good father, is just about the most important and positive thing you can do with your life

I am a relatively new father, less than 2 years. My daughter is everything to me and I have felt like I was doing a good job. But the story of Kabib’s father shows me I can do more. I can do so much more! This is the most inspirational video I have seen in a very long time! Thank you

@oldironsides4107

2 жыл бұрын

Having a daughter must be awful. Imagine having 3 sons. I couldn’t imagine having a daughter. Would be horrible.

@colinbussiere-nichols8524

2 жыл бұрын

@@oldironsides4107 oh no it’s amazing! In a very blessed life it’s the best thing to ever happen to me. She is my little hunting and fishing buddy.

@crubrutockcsgo

2 жыл бұрын

@@oldironsides4107 wtf do you mean

@matthewn2559

2 жыл бұрын

Remember to love your daughter and let her be a child. Be an approachable authority figure to her. Take the time to listen to her. Your daughter needs a father not a drill sergeant. Yes be consistent with discipline and respect but just as consistent with love.

@newempire158

2 жыл бұрын

@@oldironsides4107 Be nice dude for fucks sake

Abdulmanap Nurmagomedov raised a real man and a champion. Anyone that has a problem with how he raised his children and the others doesn't understand greatness and wanting better yourself and your people. This is true Alpha!

@bloodyidit4506

2 жыл бұрын

Child abuse and forcing them to live out a life you want them to live instead of letting them have desires of their own are the actions of a tyrant. It doesn't matter that you create someone skilled if all they know how to do is follow orders. The world doesn't need people like that, we need people who THINK. A man who beats other people up is called a barbarian, not a good citizen. It is a sport. It helps no one. Ultimately all this created was a man who excels at violence. You call that great? Fool.

@Minolla

2 жыл бұрын

@@bloodyidit4506 Whatever beta. Clearly you don't know anything about succes and parents who push you so you can be the best. Khabib retired as a champion, loving and respecting his father more than anyone. His father put Dagestan on the map. He was a tough, but very fair and REAL man. Something you don't know anything about or could ever compare too. Now go on and don't @ me.

@bloodyidit4506

2 жыл бұрын

@@Minolla Coward. "Greatness" is pointless when all you do is beat other people down. Cure cancer. Make rockets. Solve problems. Program a medical machine. Make medicine. The only thing a sportsman is good for is a greedy man's wallet. Praise sung by the pathetic and weak is no praise at all. But to lift up another is to be a real hero.

@Minolla

2 жыл бұрын

@@bloodyidit4506 You're a whole weirdo that makes ZERO sense. I already told you not to @ me, Beta. Out of all of the comments on this video, you wanna argue with me, when there are men that commented on this video that share the same opinion as me. Go argue with them.

@jackasseryawesomenessprodu1472

2 жыл бұрын

@@Minolla Who still uses beta as an insult? Men believing in the alpha/beta/sigma male dynamic unironically is like women believing in astrology and signs. Completely ridiculous. I'll bet neither of you tools are as 'manly' as you think you are. **grabs popcorn**

Abdulmanap was a great man

Amazing father.. mash'aallah... May Allah bless all fathers

@hariskardan8658

2 жыл бұрын

Allahumma amin

@TheBlackDevil7

2 жыл бұрын

only muslim fathers

@muhsin2686

Жыл бұрын

Ameen

@ahmedhaaqil3903

Жыл бұрын

Ameen.

World class father & trainer, what an accomplished life

Impossible to fail as a human being if you had a father like this. May him rest in peace, he seemed like a great man. Greatest coach ever, he didnt just teach them how to fight he teached them so much more. Wish he could still be here.

4:33 These words hit me so different now. As a BJJ white belt I eat so much humiliation that it puts me to the point of breaking from time to time, I hate it, so hearing this from Abdulmanap is SO inspiring. What a Legend, God rest his soul.

@baqieux3731

Жыл бұрын

Are you keeping it up with bjj? Hope you kept it going. A black belt is a white belt who never quit.

@lilyk9518

Жыл бұрын

@@baqieux3731 still doing it:))) And thanks so much for the encouragement 😊

@observe.5328

Жыл бұрын

Keep it up champ

@1ma4ighter

Жыл бұрын

bruh! Tell me about it! I hated competing as a white belt. I only got my first medal after getting my blue belt, but my coach said I was good in the gym but shit at competition, so it was only a mindset and confidence thing... I started murdering people when I got to blue, I once tapped a fat lazy ; and probably posing; "brown belt" I'm a lightweight and he was a heavyweight, we were at a gym's opening even in our town, guy said he coached his own team. . . had never seen him before, so I omoplata choked him thrice (was in love with omoplatas at the time) and then he asked me to take a break lol. I've never seen him since

@Spandex08

Жыл бұрын

Thats humiliating yes, but you are in BJJ instead of sambo which is even more humiliating

Just read some comments said "I wish I have a Father like Abdulmanap". Dude, it is just like u said "why I was born with Father / Parents like this" . . The key to Khabib's success is that he is grateful for what God has given to him, thats why Khabib decided to retire even when he was in his prime . . Yeah I know that in the modern society being close to the God is considered as a sign of weakness,, but Khabib (and some sport Athletes) proves that was so wrong . . If u don't get any figures like Abdulmanap, be the one . .

@omarbradley1272

2 жыл бұрын

Just for the last sentence u deserve a like...

@strikespheare8412

2 жыл бұрын

@@omarbradley1272 well,, I don't beg them to like my comment at all

@dan-arebjrngrnvik3513

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely, people forgot God. I think its a part of the process thought. We forgot the belief in God, so that in the not so distant future, it can be replaced by the direct experience of God in our lives.

@byronjuarez656

2 жыл бұрын

I never knew ppl frowned upon faith. AFAIK, only fake faithful get hated on (for being disingenuous hypocrites.)

@rickrobitaille8809

2 жыл бұрын

Its leadership when one needs it..early in life..🥊🇨🇦

a boy who fights for his father will never lose.

Khabibs father sounds like an amazing man. May he rest in peace. 🙏🏼

Sounds like a very wise man. Wish there were more like him.

@k9aid514

2 жыл бұрын

There are just not on a world level

Wow. That’s all I have to say! God bless his soul.

Ok I was all on board till we got to the weight part. Khabib legit almost died and scrapped a fight cause of weight cutting so to say he never had any problems is not factual.

@MB-yf1dl

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah couldn’t really trust anything he said before that because of that comment

@gaming-suggestion

Жыл бұрын

Fools you are

Interesting video, but at 6:50 when you say "Khabib never had any weight problems", that's of course super wrong. He was famously hospitalized because of the weight cut for the Ferguson fight at UFC 209, and the fight had to be cancelled. Then he missed weight for the Abel Trujillo fight at UFC 260 by more than 2 pounds, and was so exhausted from the cut that he opted to take less money rather than try to shed the last 2 pounds. And he barely made weight at UFC 242 against Dustin Poirier, fully collapsing on the scale. And he said he had seizures from the cut for the Conor fight. It would have been pretty bad if he'd missed weight for that since Conor had been dodging him for years on the premise that Khabib wouldn't be able to make weight, calling him the "Fat Elephant". Conor now likes to say that Khabib retired specifically because of weight cut issues. And RIP Abdulmanap Nurmagomedov, you raised a great man.

@bestrong1240

2 жыл бұрын

something's are best left unsaid because of common knowledge

@wrybread

2 жыл бұрын

​@@bestrong1240 Are some things best left said wrong? But you're right of course that Khabib's struggles with making weight have been super common knowledge to MMA fans for years, and I question whether anyone who doesn't know that should be making videos about Khabib and/or MMA.

@Farhan_1234

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah he had weight issues

@camking8742

2 жыл бұрын

@@bestrong1240 or just do a lil research and say the right shit next time, as soon as I heard that I instantly came to the comments..

@rhetoric5173

2 жыл бұрын

He stopped having weight issues after getting a new dietitian

Khabib was very fortunate to have a father like his. I am sorry he lost him too soon, but look at Khabib now, his father instilled discipline, respect, desire to achieve, never give up attitude and humbleness, and in his fathers passing , he gained and developed wisdom from all his teachings. I see him as great a man as one can expect to be in this world, stand with pride Khabib, your father is proud of you, and everyone respects you.

his son is a living legend and a proof how great he was

Champions like Khabib and Mike Tyson prove just how beneficial it can be to have a positive male role model around when you are a young boy on the path to manhood, it is a huge advantage to be blessed with in this life to be lead by a man who practices what he preaches because young boys can tell if their fathers are pretending or not.

Not only is he the ultimate role model in MMA, he is a role model in life itself.

May Allah grant his dad paradise ,he was a true legend.

His character and personaloty is so breathtaking in our era , I love and respect abdulmanap nurmagomedov ( Allah yarhamo ) more than khabib , he's absolutely legend and hero !! .... he's dreaming to have his own promotion in dagestan and khabib approves it and take it to global level

@kenzocaster507

2 жыл бұрын

Aa@0⁰⁰00⁰

@TAROTAI

2 жыл бұрын

The bottom line? Beat the living crap & destroy another human for money!

Thank you for having done this video. I had an immense respect for that man. Thank you Abdulmanap Nurmagomedov for all that you've done.

"at 17, Khabib keep losing against more experienced fighters. He ate so much humiliation that he just stopped losing" 4:39 Wow, that's a strong line. Tired of losing and become an undefeated world champ

@oldironsides4107

2 жыл бұрын

Then he never fought one of those guys ever again

@stain4128

2 жыл бұрын

@@oldironsides4107 29-0 crymore

@autonomical

2 жыл бұрын

@@oldironsides4107 never fought any of those guys again... Nope he had quite a few rematches but good job going to a khabib video to find fights in the comments with non-facts.

@oldironsides4107

2 жыл бұрын

I was referring to wrestlers Friends please subscribe to my KZread. I’m going to upload videos of my shitting ass. I got a micro camera to put in my toilet bowl God bless friends. So I’m old Ironsides now but going to change my name to blossom. Because I think an asshole probably looks like a flower blooming non time lapse. The stages of Bud to initial growth. Then a bunch of shut bellows out. Not with the flower but an asshole Inshallah

@nyomanraiartaguna5030

2 жыл бұрын

@@oldironsides4107 he dominating bitch!

Wow..how fortunate you were to have such a great father..I would've given everything for that🇨🇦

@nativetube

2 жыл бұрын

If you had that kind of father you would also have 29-0 record

@rickrobitaille8809

2 жыл бұрын

@@nativetube 🥊😄🇨🇦

@gamebrakerz6322

2 жыл бұрын

Word

@michaelnoor8423

2 жыл бұрын

If you dont have a great father the next best thing you can do is be a great father to your children.

He elevated the sport to further levels future generations will benefit from this man

6:52 "He never had any weight problems." Umm no, weight was his biggest problem. Dude was badly hospitalized trying to cut weight for Tony and couldn't fight him in UFC 209 because of it. He missed weight against Abel and lost part of his purse as punishment and reportedly had seizures cutting weight for his fight with Conor.

@mateusz6178

2 жыл бұрын

Tiramisu tuesday xD

@XxxjustsomeguyxxX

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah dude, I can see why. Why would you give your fighter high glycemic carbs like honey and fuckin dates while cutting weight? I love abdulmanap, but he screwed the pooch on that one!

@kostadinivanov8064

2 жыл бұрын

@@XxxjustsomeguyxxX Damn you must have made at least a few champions to criticize him. Respecc

@kamtarbol

2 жыл бұрын

Everyone has a weight problem in ufc. Everyone wants to eat whatever they want. But you have to stay at the same weight for long time. We're not robots

@connorObye

2 жыл бұрын

@@kamtarbol Ok but he said has never had weight problems when Khabib is def up there with fighters who have had the most weight problems.

Such respect between the 2 of them. Thats real father/son love right there.

A true legend you dont realise now.. real warriors.. but after years you will remember forever RiP good people and amazing inspiration for youth

What a great Coach and a disciplinarian.It takes a coach like him to be at the top.It is not just possible without a guide like him.He not only built Khabib from outside,,he built him 1000times stronger than what he looks. Hail all to the Coach Abdulamanap Nurmagedov

Rip to his dad a true gentleman , who raised another true gentleman they are both legend’s

@duisburg4740

2 жыл бұрын

What for kind of a gentleman woudnt do a damn photo with two female fans. Ah yes Khabib.

Really makes you wish you had a dad just half as devoted as this man R.I.P dear Abdullah

Crazy to think he accomplished all that & was still seeking his pops recognition I hope he finally got it in the end he deserves it 💯

khabib vs connor was iconic because it represented talent vs discipline . and like khabib father said, discipline trumps talent

@wulfheort8021

2 жыл бұрын

you mean vs talent and discipline, khabib is the most talented wrestler the UFC has ever seen, he just also has a lot of discipline. his father said that you need discipline with talent, that does not mean it trumps talent.

@dukenukem7043

2 жыл бұрын

@@wulfheort8021 ah gotacha

@wulfheort8021

2 жыл бұрын

@@dukenukem7043 Normal English please, thank you.

@dukenukem7043

2 жыл бұрын

@@wulfheort8021 gotcha* ( i got you or i understand you)

@wulfheort8021

2 жыл бұрын

@@dukenukem7043 owh like that haha

He had a great father. It breaks my heart 😭

May Allah SWT bless my beloved daddy and brother Abdulmanap Nurmagomedov with Jannah Al Firdose Ameen Ya Rabb ❤🤲

This reminds me of my dad, strict with boundaries and discipline, had me do things that i had questioned when i was younger, but i'm super blessed for it is what i realized as i got older, respect to all good fathers out there and may god give them long lives and have mercy on those whom left us, amen.

I believe what truly made Khabib great was his will....He had been trained from a youngster that he would be a champion.....His mind would settle for no less......

6:58 he had many weigh problems. He nearly died cutting weight against Tony furgeson and pulled out of the fight.

@nategonzalez4532

2 жыл бұрын

Of course you gotta find the negative- silence child.

@chrizzzz86

2 жыл бұрын

@@nategonzalez4532 no there were a lot of things incorrect in this video. Like him being the longest 155 pound champion. He isn't even close to Aldo. I love khabib and his father even more, but disinformation is just wrong.

@ashrafmurad80

2 жыл бұрын

@@chrizzzz86 Aldo is featherweight, so statement is correct

@xSergisX

2 жыл бұрын

@@nategonzalez4532 of course the problem is not the incorrect statement, but the person pointing it out. "child". lol

@orangepredator5005

2 жыл бұрын

@@ashrafmurad80 irregardless, he only defended the belt 3x in that "reign" as champion smh pathetic and lies like he said

"Discipline is more important than the talent"That's the truest statement I learned very late.I have always been talented since my adolescent years.All of my friends keeps on telling me that im wasting my talent and I could be one of the best cos i have everything needed to be a star but I never had the confidence and i lacked the most important thing which is discipline.I have seen people who were far less talented or intellectual than me do so much better than me just because they had the discipline to follow their goals and they never diverted their attention somewhere else whereas i kept on doubting myself and never worked hard with the gift i have but i hope im not too late and I'll do what I was born for.

I miss this man as a leader. His methods are abrasive and intense, but so is life. It took me until recently (23 and still learning) to realize the necessity for discipline and structure in life. A measurement of your existence isn’t ever anyone else expectations, it’s the measurement of the life you build yourself. No one ever knows the mountain you climb, but they can struggle the same up their own, and the journey to the summit has its own unique features and moments of appreciation/joy. 4:41 is a piece of wisdom I myself hope to fully grasp and pass on to the future generation. Life isn’t tough, you are. Rest in peace

A special family. A joy to be sharing the planet with Khabib. Abdulmanap left a tremendous legacy.

@Kakashi_Hatake2

2 жыл бұрын

❤

I even miss Khabib's father and I never knew him. You can tell he was a Great man.

This MAN is absolutely amazing I've had amazing Coaches that all tried to do there best and one would be amazing at this and that, but being as good as they were and are. I never experienced a coaching strategy thats amazingly simple concept but with severe and invaluable outcomes. Being a Master such as he already was. And being know as the ELITE he still was learning everyday and all he did was to lead by example and constantly with the ultimate goal to achieve the ULTIMATE OF GOALS AND ACHIEVEMENT. IN THE END IF DONE RIGHT YOU MAY AND UP WITH PERFECTION OR AT LEAST AS CLOSE AS YOU CAN. GREAT JOB GUYS REALLY WELL DONE THANK YOU SO MUCH.

This man empowered others by bringing out the best in each and every one of them.

knowledge, rules and discipline comes from there religion Islam, why you leave that part out. he praises Allah more then his father. That is what father teaches everyone as father and coach

May Allah subhana wat'ala grant him highest status in jannah tul firdous Aameen. Khabib is a good son and a warrior like his father. May Allah subhana wat'ala grant him steadfastness. Aameen. People who don't like any thing about him is because they don't like Islam. Discipline comes from religion. We pray five times a day. That's Discipline. If you live life with Discipline you are successful. All the best for coaching brother Khabib 👍you will succeed insha Allah.

@john-nx4xn

2 жыл бұрын

Ppl need to leave their religious beliefs out of sports. Whatever god or gods u believe in keep to yourself.

@LuisGarcia-ln7ee

2 жыл бұрын

Allah ,Muhammad nasty 🤢 they did child abused 🤬🤬

@coolhorse13

2 жыл бұрын

Islam forbids prize fighting and hitting in the face. Khabib is less than a porn star who screams Allah Huakbar during his cumshots and then praises god for a large penis and success...lol I say less than because there is not a single Islamic Scholar will tell you that UFC is not Haram (forbidden) but there are some that will say that Porn is ok if it keeps you from Zina. Unfortunately Islamic community is so desperate for role models that they will cheer for anyone, even a porn star!

A real model of trainer committed to himself and for his students. His vision is the peakest

Remember that it is a huge difference between being a good father and to be liked by your kids "cool dad". Your kids needs to hear "no" alot in their childhood. Give them what they need, not what they want.

Extremely wholesome lifestyle that I am trying to implement with my children, all girls and I'm trying to discover the balance on how to approach them vs having a son.

Remarkable. Learn to fail the right way, learn to handle failures the right way, before aiming to succeed. Lesson learnt.

I hope we all learn, that even if our fathers were not like Abdulmanap, we in our turn can be exemplary to our children. We can learn from his philosophies and apply them ourselves. Thank you great sir, May allah have mercy on you.

I love seeing When Fathers and Sons are best friends.

الله يرحم ابو حبيب ونعم التربية 👌👌👌

This is one of my arguments when people say he retired to soon. He didn't he just followed to something else. With his father gone he just assume his role, leading by example he becomes a trainer himself to do for others what his father did.

@byronjuarez656

2 жыл бұрын

Also, if Khabib's father was his main motivation to win UFC gold, it was smart for Khabib to retire immediately then have someone figure out his game and tarnish his legacy. Legacy is why GSP is widely considered the GOAT while Anderson Silva lost GOAT status by sticking around too long.

@MrGreFunky

Жыл бұрын

@@byronjuarez656 I don't think figuring Khabib out was a way of beating him. Infact, every one he fought knew his strategy from very early on in his career. The problem was his grappling was at such a high level, that no one was able to stop it. If you dedicate that much time to something from such a young age, you are almost invincible unless caught with something like a headkick or clean punch.

@byronjuarez656

Жыл бұрын

@@MrGreFunky no one stays unbeatable forever. Even GOATs.

@MrGreFunky

Жыл бұрын

@@byronjuarez656 Well obviously not forever... eventually age catches up with every one. But atleast during his prime years.

A Father is the gateway always open to those who respect..

Great man, great family, all my respect from Italy ....Stay strong Khabib ... R.I.P. Abdulmanap ....

Khabib had tons of weight issues in the UFC. Look at the times he pulled out of fights...

@haziq0007

2 жыл бұрын

so you re saying they should fight even if they are injured? whats point if they are not in their full potential?

@ryanshippen

2 жыл бұрын

@@haziq0007 I'm saying the doc is wrong when it says because of the Dagi diet they never have any issues cutting weight, "weight cut goes harmlessly." Now google Khabib weight cuts. It's just not true, that is all. It's documented.

@ryanshippen

2 жыл бұрын

@@hajratahir3119 The man is a savage, but he likes to eat.

Khabib did have problems with weight cuts. The ufc pulled him out of a fight because he passed out when his kidneys almost shut down because of a bad weight cut. Khabib hired a nutritionist to help with weight cuts after that.

That show's why he is so humble because his father was a real gentleman

He is the sort of tour de force: purpose and disciple, that we lack in the West right now. I respect him so much and I feel sympathy with Khabib for his loss. All the best!

MANNN I WISH I COULD TRAIN UNDER HIM...

@byronjuarez656

2 жыл бұрын

Even Kayla Harrison admires Khabib (she eagerly asked him his opinions and was practically gushing doing so) while she trolled Henry Cejudo. Even w/his impressive Olympic Gold Medal in Men's Freestyle Wrestling, Cejudo is still a manlet and invisible to most women.

How can you say he never had weight issues? He had a few issues with his weight cuts and pulled out of a few fights because of it

Mr Abdulmanab ( rest in peace ) you have been the person that we love you in all over the world , mostly because of your child Habib and olso we have been looking at so many things you diid. you will always be the best and may Allah give you peace and Enchallah you will be in the Janna

The world lost a good man we need more men like this in our world to keep everybody on a straight path

People who say i wish i had a father like that probably do not also realize the hell it was (before the light). Having a father like Abdulmanap is living through such high standards a lot of people if not most, wouldn't be able to handle that, even Khabib probably hated his father many times, before understanding him and rightfully praising him the way he does. Having a father like him comes with a very high price, you would think again. I remember on an interview saying he prefered his mother over his father, kinda jokingly, i understand why.

@nocarebutyes3436

2 жыл бұрын

It’s toxic in the states

@serious_sharp

2 жыл бұрын

i think he said he likes his mother more than his father cuz in islam the mother has always a higher place then the father.

@jacksonk.swaffardiii7820

2 жыл бұрын

In Islam, the mother is supreme, that's why he said that !

There's a few things you got wrong here & one of them you said , Khabib was the longest 155 Champion. I believe Jose Aldo was ! Also you said Khabib made weight easily, you are very wrong! Multiple times he almost came close to death cutting weight. That's facts.

@Rlouis367

2 жыл бұрын

Aldo was 145 champion

@Rlouis367

2 жыл бұрын

I think the father meant after Khabib almost died weight cutting, he improved , they hired nutritionist after that, Khabib even had one time got 154lb weigh in, i think it was edson Barbosa or Michael Johnson fight, n after the that never had the weight issue anymore, ..maybe i was wrong

The man is a legend and an example of a good father.

What a remarkable honourable man. Bigg respect from the uk 🇬🇧🙌

frankly not my kind of person to be a father/grand father, too stoic & strict. it's not all about winning & insane amount of discipline. can't treat ur grand children like some spartan warrior, draw the line at some point.

@86nabatat

2 жыл бұрын

Well, champions have to be raised like champions. Discipline & Sacrifice.

@mercuryfillings8576

2 жыл бұрын

He's talking in reguards to training. Not if his grandson didn't want to be a fighter. Even then, it would make a strong man out of him

@ahmedabdullah8700

2 жыл бұрын

And thats why there is less MEN on this earth as generatins go by. Easy goin has landed the world in a police state. Wake up fool

@TheRightSide

2 жыл бұрын

U don’t allow another man to walk on you. That is why men in America have guns in home, In case police barges in or a intruder. Back home, many people don’t have guns, they have mental guns. You wouldn’t understand

@byronjuarez656

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheRightSide "Americans keep guns in home" for the police?! Your username is "420" so I guess you can't really let the police into your home🤣

Yeah okay sound horrible. Thank you. My daughters are going to grow happy and free. Fighting is a grown people sport.

@rosucristian1139

2 жыл бұрын

Who the fuck asked you to put your daughters to fight? Fighting is a men sport, and if you want to be the best in the world you need to start young and be consistent, they do this because is culture, and thats how Khabib proved to be one of the best fighters to ever live on the planet

@UFCfan.

2 жыл бұрын

I have a daughter and a son they are both going to learn martial arts....most importantly I want my daughter to learn it....they will both be happy and free and also beasts 👊🏽

@byronjuarez656

2 жыл бұрын

BJJ is beginner friendly yet hard to master. Wrestling is for serious athletes only.

To be a great father is a hard job but he was an excellent father and taught his son the way i wish to teach my own some day

Kabib s father was and is a great man and still is today for he left a legacy of fighters with great mind sets, training , respect and capability .

My son is 5 and wants to wrestle and fight all on his own I never drove him into it

@safashaikh2894

2 жыл бұрын

Gr8

Khabib had weight problems missed, pulled out of fights because of it. KNOW YOUR FACTS

What a man. Salute Sir!💪🏿

Is this 1 excellent vid, I never knew how much of a Great Father he truly was... thank You 🙏🏼

love it man. keep it up the good works ❤️🇲🇾

Great to see khabib and his father together !!

Abdulmanp you are a GREAT MAN, WARRIOR, HERO. GOD BLESS YOU

"Discipline over talent" so true

Great man. Loved this presentation and briefing of our age's most disciplined and exemplary characters. They are a solid embodiment of the healthy, disciplined, and strong father and son that history has ever presented.

Just beautiful work Octagon! Congrats & THANK YOU. God Bless you always ~

i love how you show a pair of reading glasses when the narrator says "..changing glasses" referring to broken windows of his father's gym

In other words Khabib had one of the most badass and legendary trainer in mma history who just so happened to be his dad. That's a a lesson you be tough on your kids because you want them be better human beings and with hard work and determination they can achieve anything they set their mind to. That's the whole point of Abdulmanap Nurmagomedov's method when he trained his son khabib.

Bro! That's why your World champion. Much respect to your Dad! Wish I had a Dad like that..

Rip. What a great man

thnx for this short documentaire !

Beautiful video 🙏🏽 RIP Mr. Nurmagomedov

May Allah swt give him jannah Inshallah

This is beautiful, completely definitiona of a coach with higth knowledge

Mashallah. Rest In Peace, strong man.

He created a model son. His so is humble and respectful. Alot of people can learn from this to raise their children.