Perhaps you are all too familiar with the Abdu Rozik and Hasbullah beef that has been going on for over six months. If you are not familiar with this legendary rivalry, you are either living under a rock or are technologically backward.
Hasbulla Magomedov, or simply Hasbulla, is a Russian blogger who has gained worldwide fame thanks to TikTok videos in which he playfully fights with children. You might find this strange, right? You would be very surprised if I told you that anyone could mistake him for a five-year-old. His features, voice, and height all seem to resemble those of a five-year-old.
Check out Abdu Rozik’s incredible boxing routine.
He has met many UFC fighters and other celebrities who are impressed by his interest. MMA. He is most notably associated with the legend Khabib “The Eagle” Nurgamedov. He is known as “Little Khabib” because of his attitude and dedication. What is the cause of the short stature of internet influencers? Doctors believe that it is due to a loss of growth hormone deficiency.
Abdu Rozik is exactly like that Hasbulla Magomedov. A dwarf with a child’s voice and who is said to suffer from a growth hormone deficiency, all the factors match those of Hasbulla. Who is Abdu Rozik? He is a Tajik singer who is very popular among young people and who is making waves on social media. He is known for his song “Ohi Dili Zor”, which is popular all over the world and receives many views.
Hasbulla vs. Abdu Rozik Rivalry
It all started with a video where they were teasing, kicking and hitting each other. This video reached almost 15 million views on YouTube and both artists exploded.
At the recent UFC 267 event, the rivalry was so intense that the two were seen at ringside grabbing each other’s throats. The cause of the fight is unknown. Abdu Rozik was recently seen training in a boxing ring to perfect his punching power and agility. He even posted a video on social media threatening Hasbulla.
How will Magomedov react?
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