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lol at people starving themselves over superstitions
I don't think Khamzat believes in all of that silly ancient mythology
Lol bye.You guys are morons and do you not think to not be able to drink water for 12+ hours affects your bodies?
I am out
In that 40% statement his coach put out. He did indeed say he was fasting. Do your own research on it, but he said it. Whether you choose to believe that or not is up to you.We dont know if he was fasting. Valid reasons not to fast can include work.
It's not unheard of to be devout and still compete during Ramadan. Belal is fighting this weekend and so are Lazzez and another Muslim fighter.
Not sure if this has been discussed, but Khamzat is a devout Muslim (like Khabib) and I'm sure he's fasting this month. Ramadan started on April 2. He can't drink any fluids or eat anything from 5 am to 8 pm every day this month (approximately).
Khabib never accepted a fight during Ramadan. It's very hard to train and recover when you can't even have a sip of water. Does this make his performance more impressive to anyone else?
Not sure if this has been discussed, but Khamzat is a devout Muslim (like Khabib)
he was basically allowed to fast at a 60% rateIn that 40% statement his coach put out
He was trying to wrestle with and kicked Tatiana Suarez when he was in the swimming pool with her so no, does not seem like a devout Muslim considering Khabib would never do that.