UFC star Conor McGregor reopens bizarre feud with Hasbulla after calling TikTok sensation a 'gimp' in now-deleted tweet | The Sun

CONOR McGREGOR reopened his bizarrefeud with Hasbulla after calling the TikTok sensation a "gimp" in a now-deleted tweet.

Hasbulla, who suffers dwarfism, is a friend of the Irishman's arch rival Khabib Nurmagomedov with the pair both from Dagestan.

The social media star named his pet chicken after McGregor in August, which might have sparked the bad blood.

A month later, the former UFC champion called Hasbulla a "little smelly inbred" and vowed to "boot that little gimp".

McGregor has taken the insults one step further by posting up a mocked up image of him holding Hasbulla up with one hand.

He posted: "Now what you saying you little gimp."

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McGregor calls Hasbulla ‘smelly little inbred’ in shocking social media row

Earlier this month, Hasbulla was quick to hit back through his NFT page, mocking The Notorious for his losing record in the UFC.

He wrote: "I don't follow bums… didn't know someone was running their mouth."

The 19-year-old added: "At least one of us kept an undefeated record. Hasbulla 1. McGregor 0."

McGregor, who lost to Khabib in 2018, has won just one in his last three inside the octagon.

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He has not returned since defeat to Dustin Poirier, 33, in their July 2021 trilogy when he snapped his leg.

McGregor, 34, has spent the period since recovering and rehabilitating following surgery.

And he is in training for his UFC comeback, although he has been ruled out until next year.

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