New York rapper 50 Cent isn’t impressed with Khabib Numagomedov‘s manager. The hip-hop star has responded to the UFC champion’s frontman laughing off a $2 million offer for his client to joint MMA franchise Bellator.
Fif hopped on Instagram Monday (October 15) with some specific words for Ali Abdelaziz.
Dang – this might be tougher than it looks. lol
@50cent @TeamKhabib pic.twitter.com/7HCCcUgKUL
— SOHH (@sohh) October 15, 2018
Earlier in the day, footage surfaced of Ali shutting down Fif’s hefty opportunity.
As for 50 Cent, the rapper is now in business with the Bellator MMA promotion and has been trying to recruit Khabib over to the rival league. He recently made a $2 million offer to Khabib but Ali says it ain’t nearly enough. “For $2 million, [that won’t even] open a Coca-Cola bottle for Khabib. Khabib make a lot of money. We talk about $50 MILLION and up, we can talk. But $2 mil? This is garbage.” (TMZ)
Over the weekend, 50 Cent hyped up a potential opportunity to get Khabib to ditch the UFC.
This is getting super real! lol
— SOHH (@sohh) October 14, 2018
If this really happens, @BellatorMMA is going to be as big as @ufc
— SOHH (@sohh) October 14, 2018
This could be crazy, Fif!
— SOHH (@sohh) October 13, 2018
I think it’s wrong what the UFC is doing to Khabib, they didn’t do the same thing to McGregor. I’ll pay 2 million cash tonight if he will fight for me at Bellator. pic.twitter.com/K7QYxR4IHI
— 50cent (@50cent) October 13, 2018
Jackson’s offer followed Khabib’s recent publicized post-UFC 229 Conor McGregor brawl.
Nurmagomedov later responded to the post in the comment section with his trade “send me the location” before inviting Jackson to visit Dagestan. The $2 million Jackson is offering would match Nurmagomedov’s fight purse for UFC 229, which is currently being held by the Nevada State Athletic Commission while the continue their the investigation of the brawl. McGregor, on the other hand, received his full $3 million paycheck. (MMA Fighting)
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