Coach Abdulmanap Nurmagomedov makes history

[Joinho10]

Just wanted to give the special coach his flowers after his student grabbed the P4P #1 spot.

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Abdulmanap bless

 

[DarthChen731]

Just wanted to give the special coach his flowers after his student grabbed the P4P #1 spot.

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Abdulmanap bless

Clearly Hasbulla is the reason for all this, dunno why he's not getting any of the credit

 

[defjaam]

He's certainly on my list of difficult names that I never intend to memorize.

 

[Joinho10]

Clearly Hasbulla is the reason for all this, dunno why he's not getting any of the credit

 

[StonedLemur]

Just wanted to give the special coach his flowers after his student grabbed the P4P #1 spot.

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Abdulmanap bless

People can say what they want, but Abdulmanap obviously did the right things for these guys.
Built a nice foundation for an awesome future.

 

[Arm Barbarian]

People can say what they want, but Abdulmanap obviously did the right things for these guys.
Built a nice foundation for an awesome future.

Yeah, and he was a super tough old dude up until his last days.

There was clips of him still doing hands on grappling with Khabib and others.

 

[HHJ]

He's certainly on my list of difficult names that I never intend to memorize.

Abdul
Manap

Even a 5 yr old could pull that off

Esp considering,many people in MMA on UFC broadcasts and off,have mentioned it,with ease.

 

[StonedLemur]

Yeah, and he was a super tough old dude up until his last days.

These was clips of him still doing hands on grappling with Khabib and others.

Yeah I loved watching those videos.
You could tell he was strong as an ox.

 

[Joinho10]

People can say what they want, but Abdulmanap obviously did the right things for these guys.
Built a nice foundation for an awesome future.

Those people are just sad individuals. How anyone could hate on a rags to riches story when you instead can take inspiration from it is insane to me but unfortunately people like that exist.

Whenever I watch old clips of Abdulmanap coach his students up in the mountains and with little to no equipment and then I see the same people in that clip right now at the top of the world in the UFC that shit fills me with inspiration.

 

[mudrubble]

Abdul
Manap

Even a 5 yr old could pull that off

Esp considering,many people in MMA on UFC broadcasts and off,have mentioned it,with ease.

If it's not John or Mike, some types don't like to use phonics and sound out words. They either already know (like John and Mike) it or it's "hard to pronounce". Sounding out letters is tough work, man. You might argue that "Poirier" is harder to pronounce than "Abdulmanap", in terms of the phonics of it. But who's looking for arguments? They already have their positions set.

 

[defjaam]

Abdul
Manap

Even a 5 yr old could pull that off

Esp considering,many people in MMA on UFC broadcasts and off,have mentioned it,with ease.

Yea but when you include the last name, you lose me.

 

[Cpt Migraine]

Yup..

Not a fan of the vibe but the guy obviously trained killers..

 

[Bowel-forged Stool]

Someone with the new ufc game needs to have ai khabib vs ai Islam fight 10 times and post the results

 

[Mammothman]

Goat coach IMO

 

[BJJ4Tone]

Just wanted to give the special coach his flowers after his student grabbed the P4P #1 spot.

to

Abdulmanap bless

People can find ways to hate on pretty much everything these days... But this is absolutely beautiful.
Not the just accomplishment itself, but the fellowship, brotherhood and history of it all.
A lifetime of training together and sharing the same goal. To see this goal (plan) play out like this is really special and I hope people will be willing to put their hate aside and appreciate it.
Not only did these two become champions, but Abdulmanap put an entire region and culture on the map. The wrestling community has known for a long time, but now the whole martial arts world knows about Dagestan.

 

[StonedLemur]

Yeah, and he was a super tough old dude up until his last days.

These was clips of him still doing hands on grappling with Khabib and others.

Yeah I loved watching those videos.
You could tell he was string as an ox.

Those people are just sad individuals. How anyone could hate on a rags to riches story when you instead can take inspiration from it is insane to me but unfortunately people like that exist.

Whenever I watch old clips of Abdulmanap coach his students up in the mountains and with little to no equipment and then I see the same people in that clip right now at the top of the world in the UFC that shit fills me with inspiration.

Yeah he's definitely the real deal sir.