UFC Legend Khabib Prays for Arshad Nadeem’s Future Success, Receives Invitation to Pakistan

UFC icon and former undefeated lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov has praised Pakistan’s star javelin thrower Arshad Nadeem and prayed for his continued success, following a warm interaction between the two athletes at an international sports event.

According to details, Arshad Nadeem met Khabib Nurmagomedov on the sidelines of the Global Sports Awards, where the MMA legend expressed admiration for the Pakistani athlete’s Olympic performance. Khabib revealed that he had closely watched Nadeem’s javelin event at the Olympics and was impressed by the quality, power, and technique of his throw.

“I watched your javelin competition at the Olympics. You delivered an excellent throw,” Khabib said during the meeting. “I pray for your further success in the years ahead.”

The praise from one of the most respected figures in combat sports was a proud moment for Arshad Nadeem, who has emerged as a symbol of resilience and excellence in Pakistani athletics. Responding to Khabib’s kind words, Nadeem reaffirmed his commitment to hard work and consistent improvement.

“I will keep working hard so that I can secure more successes,” Arshad Nadeem said, highlighting his determination to achieve new milestones for himself and the country.

During the interaction, Arshad Nadeem also extended a special invitation to Khabib Nurmagomedov to visit Pakistan. He pointed out that the country has immense untapped potential in mixed martial arts (MMA) and could benefit greatly from the guidance and presence of global sports icons like Khabib.

“There is a lot of MMA talent in Pakistan. We would welcome you to visit the country,” Nadeem said.

The meeting between the two sports stars was widely appreciated by fans, who saw it as a moment of mutual respect between athletes from different disciplines. Khabib’s encouragement added further international recognition to Arshad Nadeem’s achievements, while Nadeem’s invitation reflected Pakistan’s growing aspirations in global sports beyond cricket.