Jorge Masvidal fires off at Khabib's manager - who Conor McGregor called a f****** snitch terrori

Jorge Masvidal lambasted Ali Abdelaziz with an expletive-laden message on Twitter after the Dominance MMA chief ignited a row on social media about EA Sports UFC 4.

Abdelaziz, who manages the likes of Khabib Nurmagomedov and Kamaru Usman, insisted the Eagle should have been on the cover of the new video game after apparently seeing the leaked final edit.

In a thinly-veiled attack on Masvidal, Abdelaziz posted a mock-up picture of Khabib on the cover of the game and suggested the game creators had made the wrong choice by picking someone with ‘double-digit losses’.

He wrote on Twitter: “This should be the new cover. This man never lost.

“I know who will be on the new cover. One is good but another has double-digit losses. EA Sports people suck.”

The Miami-native enjoyed a sensational 2019 and recorded three fantastic stoppage victories over Darren Till, Ben Askren and Nate Diaz to propel himself into the realms of superstardom.

And it seems as though ‘Gamebred’ was seething at the apparent jibe from Abdelaziz, who was infamously described by Conor McGregor as a ‘f****** snitch terrorist rat’ after being named as a double agent for the FBI and NYPD in a 2013 book.

Masvidal wrote: “You should get off of whoever’s d*** you are hating on right now.

“You talk a lot. That’s an understatement you are a certified informant.”

The 35-year-old was set to headline UFC 251 against welterweight champion Usman, but could not agree financial terms with president Dana White.

You should get off of whoever’s d**k you are hating on now. You talk a lot. That’s an understatement you are a certified informant 🐀

Instead Gilbert Burns has the title shot and fans will see the cover of the game unveiled before the July 11 main event on Fight Island.

Middleweight champion Israel Adesanya is rumoured to be starring alongside Masvidal on the cover, while Amanda Nunes is also reportedly in the running after cementing her status as the greatest women’s fighter of all time.

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