The Russian maintained his lightweight belt by beating his fierce rival in a highly charged Las Vegas showdown earlier this month.
Nurmagomedov's win hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons after sparking a huge melee moments after the end of the scrap.
Bother fighters were temporarily suspended from the sport and are awaiting a decision from the Nevada State Athletic Commission regarding their fines and bans.
But it hasn't prevented talk of the pair clashing again in the future.
When asked about the chances of a rematch, Nurmagomedov's manager Ali Abdelaziz did not rule it out but insists it's all about the money.
He told TMZ: "It's business, whatever is going to bring Khabib money, I'll do; whatever he wants I'll do.
"He talks about a rematch but how you gonna give him a rematch, the guy's a b****.
"You know what makes me mad – not when he talks about me or Khabib, I brush it off – but when the third round comes and you tell me it's business? He's a hoe, I've said before he's a prostitute and I still think he's a prostitute."
Pay-per-view subscribers in America topped a record 2.4million for their initial fight and it is thought a rematch could see that figure increase.
But Nurmagomedov may have other ideas of his own and eyes up a boxing showdown with Floyd Mayweather.
The American boxer, who came out of retirement to beat McGregor last year, has been called out by the undefeated Russian.
He said: "Hey let's go Floyd, we have to fight now.
"50 and 0 versus 27 and 0, two guys that never lose. Let's go, why not.
"Because in this jungle only one king, only one king."
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