Legendary MMA coach Javier Mendez dispels rumors of Khabib Nurmagomedov’s return to the UFC for UFC 300. Mendez clarifies that there have been no discussions or plans for Khabib’s comeback and emphasizes his commitment to retirement and family.
| Coach Javier Mendez Dispels Rumors |
Legendary MMA coach Javier Mendez has come forward to address the recent rumors surrounding Khabib Nurmagomedov’s potential return to the Octagon for UFC 300. In an exclusive statement to combat sports journalist Helen Yee, Mendez categorically denied the speculation and emphasized that there have been no discussions or plans for Khabib’s comeback.
According to Mendez, Khabib remains committed to his decision of retiring from professional fighting and is currently focusing on spending time with his family. Contrary to the rumors, there have been no training sessions or talks about a return to the Octagon. Mendez clarified that their recent training sessions have solely focused on cardio exercises and not on any form of combat training.
Mendez also urged fans and media outlets to refrain from spreading clickbait and false information. He emphasized that Khabib’s priority is not fighting but rather maintaining a healthy lifestyle and supporting his teammates at the American Kickboxing Academy.
This statement comes in response to recent speculation sparked by former title challenger Chael Sonnen, who suggested that Khabib’s long-awaited comeback could take place at UFC 300 against current welterweight champion Leon Edwards. However, Mendez’s comments have put an end to these rumors and made it clear that Khabib’s retirement remains intact.
While it’s not uncommon for rumors to circulate in the world of MMA, Mendez’s statement provides a definitive response to the ongoing speculation. As fight fans eagerly await the next chapter in Khabib’s career, it seems that his focus remains on his personal life rather than a return to the Octagon.
Coach Javier Mendez Dispels Rumors
Legendary MMA coach Javier Mendez has come forward to address the recent rumors surrounding Khabib Nurmagomedov’s potential return to the Octagon for UFC 300. In an exclusive statement to combat sports journalist Helen Yee, Mendez categorically denied the speculation and emphasized that there have been no discussions or plans for Khabib’s comeback.
According to Mendez, Khabib remains committed to his decision of retiring from professional fighting and is currently focusing on spending time with his family. Contrary to the rumors, there have been no training sessions or talks about a return to the Octagon. Mendez clarified that their recent training sessions have solely focused on cardio exercises and not on any form of combat training.
Mendez also urged fans and media outlets to refrain from spreading clickbait and false information. He emphasized that Khabib’s priority is not fighting but rather maintaining a healthy lifestyle and supporting his teammates at the American Kickboxing Academy.
This statement comes in response to recent speculation sparked by former title challenger Chael Sonnen, who suggested that Khabib’s long-awaited comeback could take place at UFC 300 against current welterweight champion Leon Edwards. However, Mendez’s comments have put an end to these rumors and made it clear that Khabib’s retirement remains intact.
While it’s not uncommon for rumors to circulate in the world of MMA, Mendez’s statement provides a definitive response to the ongoing speculation. As fight fans eagerly await the next chapter in Khabib’s career, it seems that his focus remains on his personal life rather than a return to the Octagon.
