CONOR MCGREGOR, his bitter rival, has claimed he wants Khabib Nurmagomedov’s children.
Nurmagomedov called The Notorious "evil" and "dirty" for mocking Abdulmanap's death during an appearance on Hotboxin with Mike Tyson podcast.
With this deleted tweet, The Notorious brought his bitter rival's spouse and children into their fight.
McGregor quickly saw the clip and responded with a scathing quote tweet inflicting his rival at the top of the lightweight division.
McGregor's tweet, now deleted, read: "I want to eat his children!" You!
"When is the last time he saw them?" His wife? His mother?
"Let's spend some quality time with our family and kids, and don't forget to keep my name off your lips. You might not be as lucky next time."
McGregor's tweet mocking Abdulmanap was in reaction to Nurmagomedov congratulating Dustin Poirier on his win in the UFC 264 Trilogy fight.
The Dubliner tweeted "Covid is Good and Father is Evil?"
McGregor's comments didn't surprise Nurmagomedov (32), who believes they are a window into his true nature.
Tyson was told by the retired Russian: "When someone doesn't with us, he isn't even alive - that shows what you have within."
"This is how dirty you really are.
"When you are one of the greatest in the world, and you come to punch someone like 70 years old (in a bar), this is a sign of your heart.
This shows you who you really are, and how dirty you are. How can you be like this if you have children and parents?
"I don’t understand why his closest people don’t go, 'Hey! What's the deal?'"
McGregor, 33 years old, is currently recuperating from the broken leg sustained in last month's rubber match against Poirier.
The UFC's first two-weight simultaneous champion has resumed exercise and will be able to start full training next April.
UFC president Dana White stated that Conor has been out for one year during a appearance on The Pat McAfee show.
"The doctor stated that it would take nine months for him to start training again. We're considering it a year.
"I don't even think about it."
