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CBS presenter Kate Scott apologized live after the UFC champion Khabib Nurmagomedov refused to shake her hand during their final coverage of the Champions League.
As a Scott team, known as Kate Abdo before the wedding, Jamie Carragher, Micah Richards and Theyry Henry supplied the post-match Punditry on the 5-0 victory of Paris Saint-Germain in Munich, they were joined by the veteran and streamer ishowspeed live.
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Nurmagomedov, who beat Conor McGregor in 2018, shakes the hand of each member of the panel before awkwardly rejecting the outstretched hand of Scott.
The 36 -year -old man clarified his position at Scott who then apologized for his dissemination attempt, saying: “I apologize, thank you very much. Khabib, a UFC fighter, it’s a pleasure to have you. We did not know that you were here!”
Scott then moved the conversation to Nurmagomedov on his love for Paris Saint-Germain before admitting that he was also a man from Real Madrid when he joked with Henry about “Breaking his heart” in 2006 after marked the winner at Bernabeu in the stadiums with direct elimination.
Nurmagomedov looked at PSG winning the Champions League alongside Islam Makhachev (right) – Getty Images / Michel Reward
It is believed that Nurmagomedov’s decision to refuse Scott’s hand is because he is a Sunni Muslim devotee of the Russian Republic of Digestan.
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In Islam, a man is forbidden to touch a part of a woman, whether Muslim or non -Muslim unless she is linked or married.
Scott was congratulated to sail in a difficult situation potential with excellent professionalism, but this is not the first time that the UFC’s undefeated veteran refuses to train with women of the gymnasium because of their beliefs.
Speaking of her experience, her compatriot Cynthia Calvillo of the UFC said that she had found their decision “bizarre”.
She said homosexuals: “It’s a little weird because of their religion … They will not train with women.
“”[Nurmagomedov] Always shows the technique and stuff like that. So I can always look at it. But that doesn’t bother me because they are not really rude with me.
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