“I want to retire Tony Ferguson!” Islam Makhachev on Khabib relationship and next opponent!

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BT Sport published this video item, entitled “”I want to retire Tony Ferguson!” Islam Makhachev on Khabib relationship and next opponent!” – below is their description.

Islam Makhachev is targeting Tony Ferguson for his next fight after a dominant win over Drew Dober at #UFC259. He also discusses his relationship with Khabib Nurmagomedov after having the former champ in his corner.

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