"You're drinking again boy" - Conor McGregor and Ali Abdelaziz trade barbs on social media

MMA manager Ali Abdelaziz (left) and UFC lightweight superstar Conor McGregor (right)

Earlier today, Conor McGregor got into a Twitter battle with Ali Abdelaziz, the manager of his arch-rival Khabib Nurmagomedov.

McGregor responded to an Instagram story from Khabib via a tweet. He posted an image of the Russian's reaction during the infamous bus attack ahead of UFC 223. In response, Abdelaziz came to 'The Eagle's' defense.

"You're drinking again boy he take your soul but never give it back Punk b***h."

You’re drinking again boy he take your soul but never give it back Punk bitch twitter.com/thenotoriousmm…

Conor McGregor then took an extremely insulting jibe at the people of Dagestan with some help from Google. Ali Abdelaziz once again responded:

"People of Dagestan some of the best people in the world they are honorable hard worker and have a Lotta integrity something you don't know nothing about."

Conor McGregor takes a dig at Dagestan [Image Credit: screengrab from @TheNotoriousMMA on Twitter]

Eventually, the duo expressed their mutual hate for each other and ended the conversation.

"You mad at google bro? I hate you bro. When you die I celebrate," tweeted McGregor.

The hate is real between McGregor and Abdelaziz [Image Credit: screengrab from @TheNotoriousMMA]

Conor McGregor and Khabib Nurmagomedov's main event at UFC 229 in October 2018 was intense both inside and outside the octagon. Since then, the camps of both the former lightweight champs have been trolling each other at every opportunity.

Conor McGregor's initial tweet was a response to Khabib Nurmagomedov's Instagram story

A 25-year-old Russian man was awarded the Valor and Courage medal by the country's official Alexander Bastrykin after he reportedly stood up for a girl in the Moscow Metro. After doing so, he was beaten by a group of Dagestanis.

Khabib Nurmagomedov mentioned the incident on his Instagram story. He questioned where Conor McGregor's medal was for getting beaten up by three Dagestanis at UFC 229.

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The 'Notorious' Irishman responded to the upload with an initial tweet, which later instigated the interaction with Ali Abdelaziz.

McGregor asked Bastrykin on Twitter where Khabib's medal was for hiding during the bus incident in April 2018.

Conor and Khabib at it again https://t.co/1xEzPhpyLQ

The conversation between Conor McGregor and Ali Abdelaziz escalated and ended in an ugly manner, something which we've come to be familiar with when McGregor is involved.