The biggest rivals in UFC’s history are still at war.
Conor McGregor began teasing his return to the ring in 2026 as soon as Donald Trump, President of the United States, announced plans for an UFC event at The White House.
As the Irishman ramps up talk of a comeback, he’s been revisiting a rivalry that was not only the biggest of his career, but arguably the most heated feud of all time.
McGregor returned to social media this week after claiming to have undergone ‘trauma treatment’ in Mexico. That evidently did not impact his trash-talking ways online, and Khabib Nurmagomedov has pitched a different kind of treatment to resolve it…
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Khabib Nurmagomedov makes ‘addict’ claim amid war of words with Conor McGregor
McGregor’s submission loss to Nurmagomedov in 2018 has not prevented him from continuing to target the Dagestani legend with controversial remarks regarding religion and family.
Having previously caused a stir with comments about his arch-rival’s late father, Abdulmanap, McGregor referenced Khabib’s personal loss again while taking aim at the Russian star for selling digital papakhas, the traditional headwear he frequently wore inside the Octagon.
After being accused of scamming his fans, Nurmagomedov hit back at McGregor’s claim by calling him a liar. He returned to social networking sites to take another shot at McGregor.
“My count is 56 former drug addicts, at my rehabilitation centers in Dagestan, that I treated,”Nurmagomedov posted on X.
“Come to Dagestan @TheNotoriousMMA they’ll take care of you here.
“Mexico didn’t help you, as far as I can see,”He added.
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2025-11-26 19:30:00
