WATCH: UFC News: Recently, 21-year-old social media star Hasbulla aka Mini Khabib found himself embroiled in controversy after a video of him hitting a car surfaced online. However, there are now further claims being made about Hasbulla, this time by Mike Majlak on Logan Paul’s Impaulsive podcast, which also featured comedian Bret Kreischer. During the podcast, Majlak suggested that Hasbulla might be a Russian spy working for the Komitet Gosudarstvennoy Bezopasnosti, the Soviet Union’s foreign intelligence and domestic security agency. Follow UFC News Updates with InsideSport.IN.
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Mike Majlak stated, “Russia being our sworn enemy, I thought recently that it’s either you, which is my first choice. I think you are a spy. Or it’s a little Hasbulla. Because you know how they think about the Russian pigeons like the American CIA Spy. So I think Hasbulla is potentially a KGB or a bird.” (check out the full story from 48:30)
To which Kreischer replied, “And he can’t have s*x with girls.” In a conversation, Mike expressed Hasbulla’s reticence to take photos with women, sharing a story about seeing someone at a Slap Contest in Las Vegas accompanied by KGB agents carrying weapons. He went on to recount a meeting with Mike Tyson, during which he threw punches at the boxing great in an unexpected turn of events.
The claim that Hasbulla, a 21-year-old social media star from Dagestan, Russia, is a Russian spy was indeed made in jest and has no evidence to support it. Hasbulla has gained a significant following due to his distinctive appearance and amusing videos, often featuring him playfully conversing with his friend Abdu Rozik. While he has faced some controversies, his fanbase continues to grow, and his videos and antics have captivated viewers worldwide.
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