He is in critical condition: Khabib Nurmagomedov reveals tough family scenario as ‘more than 20 people were lying in ICUs’

Khabib Nurmagomedov has been going by way of a troublesome time currently along with his father being in important situation after getting identified with Covid-19 in Russia. Khabib’s father and coach, Abdulmanap Nurmagomedov, needed to endure an emergency coronary heart process after issues arose on account of his earlier well being points. Russia is without doubt one of the worst affected international locations of the novel coronavirus and has greater than 300,000 circumstances until now.

Dagestan can also be getting badly affected because of the infectious illness and it has resulted in additional than 20 folks getting sick from Nurmagomedov’s household.

Khabib not too long ago talked in regards to the state of affairs in an Instagram submit and urged the general public to remain indoors throughout this disaster.

“In my personal case, I’ve had more than 20 people sick from my family,” Nurmagomedov mentioned. “More than 20 people were lying in the ICUs. And many of them are no longer among us. Many acquaintances have died, many parents of my relatives. Everybody is having a hard time dealing with it.

“There is a lot written on the Internet about my father. My father, right now, is located in a hospital. He is in critical condition as a result of this virus. It impacted his heart, because last year he had a surgery there and right now, they did another surgery. He is in a very difficult situation, very difficult. We are asking Allah that he returns him to us.”

 

The undefeated Khabib was scheduled to defend his UFC Lightweight Championship in opposition to Tony Ferguson at UFC 249 on April 28. However, on account of journey restrictions positioned by Russia and the US, Khabib was changed by Justin Gaethje and the battle was modified to an interim light-weight title bout. Gaethje received the battle and is now scheduled to tackle Khabib for the undisputed championship someday later in 2020.