Khabib is a once in a lifetime athlete. Especially today where everything has a price. Khabib can’t be bought.

It's actually so insane that he jumped into Connors corner by himself. ACTUAL LEGEND.

It's amazing what can happen when a boy and his father grow deep bonds together. How tragic it can be when they don't.

Never had a father,so im really glad i can learn from Khabib father what hes job is.

Justin Gaethje comforting Khabib after losing to him and saying, "Your father would be proud of you" - that's one of the most touching moments I know.

Love the fact that his father and others in the village fought against drugs and radicals. He raised his son and other boys to be respectful members of society through sports.

The love Khabib has for his father is irreplaceable. My father died a Warrior when I was a boy. I honor his Spirit daily. Love you, Khabib. From France 🇫🇷

Amazing work. Amazing story. Goosebumps through whole film. 10/10! Watching Nurmagomedov's father watching Khabib winning belt is beyond anything, I felt his proudness. Great moment. Made me actually tear apart. Rest in peace Abdulmanap Nurmagomedov. You made numerous champions for life!

Beautiful work! Not a lot of people can say they turned down $100M because they wanted to honor a promise he made to his father and mother. Beyond the fighting prowess and being an undefeated champion, Khabib achieved greatness by staying true to his values despite all the obstacles, temptations, and challenges thrown at him. Now he is a coach, just like his father, teaching the next generation. 💪

This is the most inspiring documentary for current and future fathers. Even for sons. The relationship between a father and son is so damn special. Unlike any on this planet.

I sincerely hope that you one day recieve the recognition you deserve. This, sir, is a masterpiece.

If only half of the father's on this earth acted like his father did we would have a whole different kind of society. He is a lucky guy to have had such a great man in his life! Hopefully he will be his father's legacy and teach what he was taught to kids. We need more men like that in this world.

Khabib is noble. He's a credit to his father, his religion and his country, a shining example for others. Thank you for this excellent portrayal of the two men.

Javier said it best: “All he did is finish what they started.”💪🏻👊🏻

Proud father for a proud son ... His father lived a vow of fighting soul

The part where tears started welling up in Abdulmanap’s eyes after Khabib was announced as the champion at around 18:45 was a touching moment. I’m sure he is the type of man that will never cry under any circumstances so for that to happen says a lot about the pride he felt for his son in that moment. It’s truly a shame that Khabib had to lose him. My heart goes out to him.

Khabib is the definition of "hard times create strong men...".

This is the story that will transcend time and geography. He is a role model that molds boys into men. I salute You Kabib. Your father's pride will live on for generations.

I don't watch UFC but this is a man I respect and the world needs more like him!

Khabib, in the circus of the UFC, always had his priorities straight. No bullshit. Train, eat, sleep. He probably dreams about fighting. He is a shining example of not only a great fighter, but a real man. Respectful, honest, and does what he thinks is right, not easily swayed by money and fame. All he wants to do is fight. A true warrior.

Amazing work. Great video, Khabib is legend

What a documentary ❤❤❤ Love from india🇮🇳

Khabib an amazing human being🙏🏼 May you soar ever higher 🕊

Your ability to make documentaries illicit an emotional response while still remaining tasteful is a lost art in modern documentary making. You don't utilize just sad piano music....you build the stories to their climaxes in a very exciting and adrenaline fueled way. All the while being factual and full of class. If Khabib sees this documentary I think it would bring about a deep emotional response and resepct from him . Bravo you legend 👍

On behalf of the Muslim community I want to thankyou for this Documentary. It's not everyday a Non-Muslim goes out of their way to make a Documentary that show's the good that Muslim's do. Many other's would have left key parts of this Doco out but you didn't and believe me Brother it makes a difference, So Thankyou

Thanks Patrick!! You created a best fighter's biography , a movie with such a tremendous way. We always remember this legend. He is my all time hero. We love you khabib nurmagomedov ❤ The Eagle 🦅

Nothing can be more satisfying than the fact His father invested his whole life on him, and in return he made his father proud which everyone can see in his father's eyes. ❤

I've never seen a man more bred for fighting than Khabib, living in a permanent fight camp with his Dad and others when they were young men, the thing I like is the emphasis on education which his dad installed as well.

Abdulmanap Nurmagomedov his legacy far exceeds Khabib’s. The impact he had on the community and it’s youth. He gave the youth of the region an out from life of violence and crime. His son’s success transformed the whole region and now it’s a hub for martial arts. From being a breeding ground for extremism, Dagestan is now the breeding ground for champions. It’s far greater legacy than winning a championship in a combat sports promotion.

My fathers love is something i hold near and dear to me and have that same relationship with my son. RIP Mr. Nurmagomedov

Incredible job on this documentary! Lost track how many times the personal story between he and his dad made me cry.

I clicked on this so so fast. I feel like the world is a darker place without Abdulmanap in it. He was such an inspirational man. What he did for khabib and that whole team and for dagestan is, for lack of a better word, heroic. I wish more men like him existed. Thank you for making this video. You always do such great work!

I was a casual before that Khabib-McGregor fight.I only knew McGregor,Ronda Rousey and Brock Lesnar(because of WWE) before that fight. But me and my whole family sat together to watch that fight.I was supporting McGregor because I had seen his highlights on tv and I didn't know who Khabib was because I wasn't that into UFC and at that time in our country WIFI and internet service was very expensive. Because I was a casual fan,I expected McGregor to knock Khabib out.I also didn't know about the history between these fighters,I just knew that this was being promoted as the biggest fight in MMA history. What I saw during those 4 rounds completely changed my perception.I was in awe of Khabib's performance.The way he absolutely humilaited him was crazy..I had never seen anything like that.I was in complete shock with the rest of my family members who were watching that fight with me. The fight ends and Khabib does what he does. I thought that was stupid and when I saw Khabib's team beat McGregor, I felt sorry for him. Then I find why Khabib did that few weeks later.I read about the history between the 2 and how McGregor disrespected Khabib,his father,his language,his religion. After learning about all those stuff,there was no way I would support McGregor.I was already a fan of Khabib's skill because of that fight but when I found out about personality,I became a Khabib fan and from then on I became a UFC fan. I don't think I've missed that many UFC pay per view event since then. About 2 years ago,I saw what Khabib said before the fight. "Alhamdulillah,I'm gonna smash your boy" "I'll make him humble" And that gave me goosebumps.That was something else.And I'm not a muslim by the way. Khabib's outburst after the fight is sompletely justified.Conor crossed the limit that no human being should ever cross and he got humilated infront of the biggest UFC crowd ever. I have completely lost respect for him. Thank God Khabib showed him how its done. Khabib changed the way I looked at fight.I thought wrestling and takedowns were boring and lame but the way he did those things against Conor and then Dustin and Gaetje,it was something else. I feel lucky to have experienced that fight and I'm glad Khabib dismanted him.If he hadn't done that I would probably still be McGregor fan which would be crazy to think. All I can say is that Khabib is an example both as an athlete and a human being. Now Islam is carrying forward his legacy and I proud to be a Khabib fan. OH AND LOVED HOW YOU USED 'OM NAMA SHIVAYA"IN THE VIDEO.BEING A HINDU MYSELF,I REALLY APPRECIATE IT.

His father gave him all the strength, work ethic, and the confidence and when he passed away, he thought he completed his father's dream and is now helping other fighters with his eagle fc ❤️

All the elements are present in your documentary to build a successful career, to be a good son for his family, to be a good person for his neighbours, to be a patriot, to be a self control man & finally to be a good human being. Really khabib is not only a name but also a emotion & motivation for millions of people like me. By the way, Love❤ & respect to your great effort.

Your dad raised you to be tough but fair. To carry on and bigger... I'd say he accomplished that... Help raise those kids, your kids. Like a good, strong man. The world needs you, no matter your background.

Damn, I almost let the tears run a few times during this. I never had a father around when I was becoming a man and still am lost because of that at age 35. Your ability to convey Khabibs (and his fathers) journey and adversity was unparalleled. The choice of music was spine tingling at times with emotion and the transitions of Jordan Peterson talking about instilling courage. You truly have a gift my friend, with so much content out there I’m very happy I clicked on your video.

I’ll say this as someone who is American with part Dagestani heritage. Khabib was the guy who put the region on the map. He’s not from my family’s particular ethnic group, but everyone loves him. He’s a national pride to all, and it was surreal seeing someone from one of the most unknown corners of the world to the average American grab the spotlight.

I just have to say that you MUST be proud of your work. Thank you for this masterpiece All love to Khabib and family above all

This was so well-made, an absolute inspiration, and a tribute to his father, and brought me to tears. Thank you for sharing and creating such a thoughtful, insightful documentary.

There are a ton of Khabib documentaries out there but it just goes to show, it shouldn't stop you from making content because we all have our unique perspectives. I think this is the best one. You went the extra mile by going into depth about Dagestan. Great work as always

The part about the importance of a father's guidance truly breaks my heart because I grew up without a father. It is really something most young men take lightly.

I wish I had a dad like Abdulmanap, a great inspiration to us, God bless his family!.

Khabib should be everyone’s role model with his principles of hard work and love for family and upbringing. Many props to this channel also, This is Honestly world class documentary making. Subscribed for sure

What a GREAT documentary. I’ve lived 63 winters, fought for many of them, served my country for a third of them, and can still be moved by great aMen like Khabib and his father.

The greatest to ever step in the octagon. An absolute mauler. Even more impressive is what kind of man he is. Raised with morals and humbleness. He never forgets who he is or where he came from. Fathers should strive to raise men like him.

Khabib. A hero. And true example of having good values.

The way sir Patrick put a curious video to start and then continue the whole documentry to get back on the initial video he put, is an intriguing factor of his work. Love it.

I never understood the absolute disrespect towards him from fans. A man doesn't have to bark loudly disrespecting a father and a country to prove he's a fighter. He just fights.

Hey man, I just wanna let you know that these documentaries has really helped me get through the toughest time I have ever had. I have got back on my feet now and I’m on my way to greatness. So thank you brother.

What an amazing upload. Great work!

Damn dude. You don’t have to make these videos so damn emotional. I’ve been crying for 10 minutes now😂

That documentary was a beautiful masterpiece… I can’t imagine how much time and effort it would’ve taken. Worth millions.

I lost my dad at 19 years old, and there's nothing harder then waking up and realizing you can't call his phone and hear his voice. I can't imagine having to carry on fighting without him in my corner..

Excellent work. Absolutely superb. Made me cry, man. Cathartic. I came for an MMA bio and got a fighter's tale through life's many layers: a story of fatherhood, devotion and legacy.

Congrats Khabib and to all those close to you and all MMA supporters.. Alhamdullilah! Thanks and Praise GOD through our LORD the Messiah.. as time pass by we feel His Greatness and with us,🙏 Amen.. God bless us always.

Khabib beating Conor after all of his shit was like good conquering evil. He is an inspiration, and I love how he didn't do this for money. He did it for himself, his Lord, and mostly trying to make his father proud. If I could give Khabib advice, I think he should be the father-figure or even father for everyone else just like his father was for him. That person who is always with you through thick and thin, supporting you, and making you stronger. Everyone needs those kinds of people in their lives. Thank you for this documentary.

When Justin Gaethje went to console a crying, collapsed Khabib, I lost it. True gentlemen. Every one should have a father like Khabib’s, the world would be such a much better place. Ultimate respect.

As a first time father of 2 year old as a son of an amazing father I really enjoyed this video and it struck a lot of chords with me. Thank you for the work you put into it

the absolute goat👊🏻

Khabib nurmagomedov makes me believe , not all celebrities are corrupted , if it's not because of abdulmanap nurmagomedov I don't think that we will have celebrity like khabib's today , the honorable man with Dicipline and integrity and a man with principle and he will not change for no one ... Allah bless you khabib nurmagomedov and may Allah has mercy on your father soul ... amen

What a masterpiece!

khabib relations with his father is unbelievable ❤❤❤

he so humble and thats really admirable and shows not only true talent but true man

The man and the father relationship just had me tears roll.... Inseparable!!

That final fight was so emotional. Gaethje waking up and rushing over to comfort khabib is heartbreaking.

Patrick, you are truly an Amazing filmmaker. This was so well done that I hold this documentary to be the new bar to attain. I hope to one day grow to do work this well done. Definitely subscribed.

I have competed in about 20 wrestling tournaments this year and have taken 1st place in all but maybe 2. Its funny because my dad is the same way. When I win he tells me "you did good" but then we watch my matches and he points out how i can get better. He never makes it like i am not good enough, he just says it like you are good, but allota guys are good, if you wanna be great u gotta get better. Super good video, it shows a good story of father and son.

Khabib is a guy that we are going to miss bug time when is not around anymore.. this world don’t make man with principles like this , all about respect,all about his religion and all about his country . Thank you for your beautiful documentary , you gain a new subs 👌🏽

This documentary was so beautiful that it made me call up my dad and ask him how he was doing, something I never normally do, but hopefully something I start doing more in the future. Thank you for this incredible content and I hope you keep making these amazing videos.

This was one hell of documentary.

That was fucking unbelievably amazing dude. Fucking incredible documentary, story telling skills, paying attention to detail, the music, all of it. Shit made me fucking cry at the end when he fell to the mat after his last fight and you showed the flashbacks of him and his father. Touche my man, To fucking Che.

that entire sequence from 24:09 to 26:38 and then the mayhem that followed was just incredible. best fight story teller on this platform 🔥🔥

What makes this documentary more special than other ones is that it sheds more light on Khabib father's role in preparing Khabib to be the legend he is.

For me he's the best of all time. I can't imagine him losing and I'm glad in a way that he went out as the best.

Bro the DC to Rogan edit when the brawl breaks out was gold... well done.

ALL respect to the GOAT and RIP to your Father.

His father was a special person & may he rest in peace

Great video, Patric - I love how you caught the best moments in the sacred father & son bond. It meant a lot to me as I lost my father when I was five years old and now trying to catch up raising my seven-year-old son. Respect to Habib, and may god bless the soul of his father.

My favourite part of the Documentary is when Justin comes to Khabib in the middle of the mat after just squeezing the lifeblood out of him, because he knew Khabib was completely broken due to the loss of his Father no one was stopping him that night, That shows what kind of a man not fighter Justin is, to me yhat is 1 of the greatest moments in the U.F.C history!, brought me to tears

The way his father smiled in his eyes when his son won the belt made me shiver

Great stuff, truly. Very high level documentary with footage I've never seen before, and I've watched a ton of MMA related content. You're obviously super talented Mr. Gavia, because your videos are indistinguishable from professionally produced documentaries with significant financial backing. Really looking forward to what the future holds for your channel.

Out of all the stories you tell of fighters. this one, as a father and son has affected me the most. Great work 👊🏻

My friend this was amazing work you put together thank you so much im truly a fan of yours now im going back to watch everything you have put together again thank you so much 👏👍

My mother died from Covid, and she was my rock. I feel for him.

Wow, the connection to his father makes me reconsider many things in life. regardless of his success in sport and how impressive this video seems to you. it triggered something in me. we live in such a ridiculous world of envy, resentment and contempt. Our brains are obsessed with superficiality and material things, how shameful. Khabib is a role model as a person and as an athlete. I can't believe how much respect I have for him! Thank you for teaching!

RIP Abdulmanap Nurmagomedov - Legend - not forgotten

This was phenomenally made

We live in a new age, where the relationship between Khabib and his father is often frowned upon. This is a great example of deep rooted love and respect. I commend Khabib and his team for their fierce and determination to be champions. True Warriors, Islam your time is coming next!

Damn i teared up. I lost my father two years ago and let me tell you guys something this is something you don't want to go through. Appreciate your fathers more they're not gonna be around for long

What a great, insightful discovery of a true champion and the tragic loss of his Dad. I'm from Ireland and stopped liking McGregor a long time ago. Enough about him because again this video shines light on what it takes to be the best and handle it all with humility and empathy. Thanks for putting this video together, this made my night!

this made me really emotional. khabib's story and life is so powerful, and you presented it in the most beautiful and respectful way i think any one ever could.

His father was so awesome that even in khabib's own life story his father is the protagonist and khabib is the side character.

The fact that Khabib left by himself to the united states after all the years he had he's father alongside him.. it's movie things It's like he's father made him the best and send him to the other side of earth

What an insanely beautiful, mind blowing and amazing documentary. This footage was literally a champin worthy. Fantastic job, well done.

superb unique, Angle, when you create those stories .. is deep, and is not pathetic .... it shows your enthusiasm and a common dude like me can see things from such an authentic angle like I have never seen anywhere. Thanks for your Patrick, you are a real G

Yes sir yes indeed, when I hear "our hero" I knew it was Abdulmanap for sure.

KHABIB'S FATHER IS TRULY A LEGEND FOR THE VISION HE HAD FOR THE BOYS AND HIS SON.

Khabib has my utmost respect and admiration, the more I get to know of him the more I feel that. This is a very good doc on this, great work indeed, earned another subscriber.

This video was incredible. Beautiful. Amazing. Just WOW!