Video: UFC News: There is a tonne of Hasbulla Magomedov videos on the internet which you often find on your Instagram or any social media feed. Hasbulla, also known as Mini Khabib, is now a well-known social media influencer from Dagestan, Russia, the homeland of Khabib Nurmagomedov. His pranks, parody videos, and other videos have helped him gain more than two million followers on Instagram. For UFC News updates with InsideSport.IN
As numerous fans have seen, the MMA aficionado Hasbulla frequently strikes opponents who are twice his size before running for his life. Meanwhile, one internet user finds a worthy foe for Hasbulla to face off against.
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Video: Who is the man who would be a worthy opponent for Hasbulla?
In case you’re unaware, Hasbulla, 19, suffers from a disorder known as growth hormone deficiency, or GHD. Standing at only 3 feet 3 inches tall “Mini Khabib,” Hasbulla hasn’t let this hinder his motivation to fight or from continuously training for it. Meanwhile, Jason Williams, an online user, posted a video of a small man punching a boxing bag.
Found someone Hasbulla could fight pic.twitter.com/cwBL6lIvP0
— Jason Williams (@jasoneg33) November 29, 2022
Fans were curious to know who was the man who was ferociously training. After he shared it as it immediately spread over the Internet and caught everyone’s attention. D-Low, a 25-year-old Jamaican, is a short-stature man that astounded many people.
He describes himself as a boxer, entertainer, and motivator on his Instagram bio. D-Low is a major MMA fan who sometimes trains with champions like Mike Tyson, just like Hasbulla. Additionally, albeit not on the same level as Hasbulla, he has a respectable 80k+ Instagram followers.
Video:- Internet spots ‘someone’ UFC fan Hasbulla can fight
Since both trains with legendary superstars, both enjoy entertaining spectators, and both are MMA enthusiasts, they do, in fact, have a lot in common. If the match happened, it would undoubtedly blow up the internet like it did now.
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