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After defeating Justin Gaethje at UFC 254 on October 24, 2020, Khabib Nurmagomedov retired from MMA, honoring a promise he made to his mother. Though his fighting days are behind him, the 37-year-old remains a powerful presence in the world of mixed martial arts. However, now, ‘The Eagle’ is spreading his wings beyond the combat domain, entering a major business venture with MultiBank Group—an organization managing assets worth over $29 billion. According to reports, Nurmagomedov has joined forces with MultiBank Group to launch a new global platform that merges sports and financial technology. The company, headquartered in Dubai, aims to build a regulated, tokenized sports ecosystem. This will bridge professional sports with blockchain-driven financial products and real-world digital assets. Nurmagomedov expressed his excitement for the partnership on social media earlier today. Khabib Nurmagomedov plans on opening 30 gyms across the world In a video shared on X, the former UFC lightweight champion updated fans on his latest venture. “I’m very happy to announce my exclusive partnership with Multibank Group, [a] world-leading finance institution,” he said. “Together with chairman Mr. Naser Taher, we [are] launching something truly unique, [connecting] sport, finance, and technology, [through] MBG token.” He went on to reveal that the collaboration would also support the expansion of his global fitness brand. “Our plan is [to open] around the world 30 Khabib Gyms. It will be promoted by the MultiBank ecosystem, and it will create a lot of opportunities for athletes and fans around the world. It will be [a] beautiful project,” he concluded.
