Khabib Nurmagomedov officially retired, says UFC boss Dana White
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He himself announced his retirement last year but the question still loomed: "Would Khabib Nurmagomedov make a shock return to the Octagon?"
However, arguably the greatest mixed martial artist of all time is officially retired after Ultimate Fighting Championship president Dana White confirmed it on Twitter on Thursday. "29-0 it is," White tweeted. "He is 100 officially retired. It was incredible to watch you work Khabib. Thank you for EVERYTHING and enjoy whatever is next my friend."
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