.
.

Khabib Nurmagomedov’s Grappling Training with 40 lbs Heavier Opponent in Dagestan [video]

Khabib Nurmagomedov’s Grappling Training with 40 lbs Heavier Opponent in Dagestan [video]

Have you ever stopped and asked yourself – what would it be like to grapple with Khabib Nurmagomedov? Are his pressure game and his humble attitude as great as they are said to be?

Well, former UFC light heavyweight and heavyweight champion Daniel Cormier has the chance to train with Khabib first-hand.

Cormier certainly knows.

In the past, Cormier has claimed that Khabib was the strongest person he has ever felt and despite himself being a former heavyweight champion.

“Look at Dustin Poirier, how good he looked against Dan Hooker, and look at what Khabib did to him. Dustin went between rounds and said, ‘I can’t get him off me.’ This is Dustin Poirier who is one of the bigger lightweights in the entire world.

“He’s just a beast man. You felt it, I felt it — when I grab a guy that fights at 155 and I go, ‘man, he feels strong,’ it’s crazy. That should not happen. He should not feel strong to me whenever I grab him, but he is.”

Flashback: When Khabib ‘Smeshed’ His Way To Winning NAGA Worlds Expert Division

 

When you see fighters at the top of their careers, some people may think that these fighters have something that they don’t have. It can always be explained by having a team that watches over the athlete’s development or with money that can be used to pay for the 24-hour care of a physiotherapist and other people responsible for the athlete’s good health, which translates into his results.

What, however, cannot be taken from such a competitor is certainly determination and, for the most part, love for the sport. Such a person is certainly Khabib Nurmagomedov , the UFC champion, who has the highest level of wrestling, which we have seen many times in the UFC octagon.

Thanks to the recording of Nurmagomedov’s training published by the Jiu-Jitsu Times , we can see how a few years ago the invincible “The Eagle” fights against an apparently heavier opponent. Check out this beautiful show of skill and follow the example of the best for whom persistent training is the key to success: