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The young star went viral on TikTok in early 2021 thanks to hilarious videos of him and his rival Abdu Rozik arguing in press conferences, almost coming to blows in some videos.

Hasbulla has amassed millions of followers across various social media apps and has now become a cross over star, with famous friends and admirers across the globe.

Here is everything you need to know about him and his journey so far.

Hasbulla recently landed himself in hot water when a video of him appearing to hurt a cat went viral. Reactions online included "that's him cancelled then," from@MacBreandan and "doesn't matter who you are, you don't hit animals for any reason," from M1KEYD_".

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Hasbulla has reportedly been suspended on Instagram after he allegedly sent a 'vile death threat' to another user. 

The Dagestan native has garnered a huge social media following throughout 2021 due to his rivalry with fellow online personality Abdu Rozik and friendship with UFC fighter Khabib Nurmagomedov.

The internet sensation has even seen his fame extend to the UFC world, which saw him being a guest of honour at UFC 267 in Abu Dhabi back in October.

The 18-year-old has denied the reports, telling fans that he’s taking a break from the platform after gaining such a huge rise in followers.

Further messages from Hasbulla claim he 'suspended' his own account after receiving messages from the women's friends, to avoid an official ban.

We're not sure when Hasbulla will be back up and running on Instagram and we can't confirm whether he's actually been suspended by the social media platform or if he's taken the decision to lay low for a bit off his own back. I guess we'll have to just wait and see.

Of course, it’s not the first time Hasbulla has gone viral online.

The 3ft 4 (1.03m) blogger became an internet star when he began sharing videos of himself on social media, often mocking MMA fighters.

Due to his child-like appearance and dwarfism, which is caused by a rare type of Growth Hormone Deficiency (GHD), Hasbulla immediately caught the attention of the public.

Since then, he has quickly gained a huge social media following with 6 million followers on Instagram alone.

He also went viral on TikTok last year, after he parodied MMA pro fighter Khabib Nurmagomedov’s iconic weight, earning himself the name ‘Mini Khabib’.

The blogger has been attending more and more celebrity events as his popularity continues to grow.

A Florida jury ruled in favor of a lawsuit brought forth by rapper Flo Rida against Celsius energy drinks and awarded him a total of $82.6 million in damages.

On Wednesday, a jury found Celsius guilty of breaching an endorsement deal with Flo Rida that ran from 2014 to 2018. The jury also found the brand fraudulently hid information from him.

In a statement, Flo Rida, whose legal name is Tramar Dillard, thanked the jury, judge and his attorneys, and said he gained a "new respect for the judicial system." Million In Settlement to Flo Rida, Beyonce Tour Is EXPENSIVE, & It's Super Bowl Time | Divij's Den EP 68A Florida jury ruled in favor of a lawsuit brought forth by rapper Flo Rida against Celsius energy drinks and awarded him a total of $82.6 million in damages.

On Wednesday, a jury found Celsius guilty of breaching an endorsement deal with Flo Rida that ran from 2014 to 2018. The jury also found the brand fraudulently hid information from him.

In a statement, Flo Rida, whose legal name is Tramar Dillard, thanked the jury, judge and his attorneys, and said he gained a "new respect for the judicial system."During closing arguments, Flo Rida’s attorney John Uustal said his client had not sought a specific dollar amount in his lawsuit but the 1% ownership he was promised.

In a separate statement, Uustal said that he and his client relied on the jury to navigate the “complicated legal issues” involved in the case

“We said we’d trust the jury to do the right thing, we’d trust the verdict, accept the decision of the jury," the statement said. "I’m glad, in this case, the jury concluded that Flo Rida should get what he worked for."EP 68 Eagles VS Chiefs Super Bowl, Celsius Pays $82 Million In Settlement to Flo Rida, & Beyonce Tour Is EXPENSIVE | Divij's Den EP 68Our Eagles and Chiefs' starting lineup projections for Super Bowl 57 and how they got here

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Wed, Feb 8, 2023, 1:30 AM PST3 min read

Drafting well is essential in the NFL because it allows teams to secure quality, young players on reasonable four-year rookie contracts, freeing up salary cap money to address need positions.

A close look at the projected starters for the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs in Sunday night's Super Bowl LVII (6:30) shows how much the draft has benefited both franchises.

The NFC champion Eagles drafted 10 of their 11 offensive starters, with star receiver A.J. Brown (a trade with the Tennessee Titans) the lone exception. And Philadelphia landed five of them in the third round or later, including perennial All-Pro center Jason Kelce and emerging left tackle Jordan Mailata. Only three of the Birds' defensive starters arrived via the draft, though a fourth went undrafted.

Bieber sold his catalog to Hipgnosis, the music rights investment company announced Tuesday.

“Justin is truly a once in a generation artist and that is reflected and acknowledged by the magnitude of this deal,” Bieber’s longtime manager, Scooter Braun, said in a statement. “For 15 years I have been grateful to witness this journey and today I am happy for all those involved. Justin’s greatness is just beginning.”

Bieber’s publicist did not immediately respond to CNN’s request for comment.

The deal is valued at $200 million, according to Billboard. Rolling Stone called the sale the largest of any artist of Bieber’s generation.

Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Neil Young, Stevie Nicks, Justin Timberlake, Sting and many others have recently sold the rights to their royalties. Warner Music Group also purchased late British rock star David Bowie’s entire catalog spanning six decades.

Springsteen’s deal was worth about $550 million. Other artists’ catalogues have reportedly sold for an amount closer to Bieber’s haul.

Many artists at the end of 2021 had rushed to sell their rights before the Biden Administration allowed capital gains taxes to increase, Hannah Karp, editorial director at Billboard, told CNN last year. Others, particularly artists nearing the end of the careers, opted to sell their rights for estate planning purposes, Karp said.

But some younger artists like Bieber have begun selling, too. Imagine Dragons sold their catalog to Concord Music Publishing in August. Shakira stuck a deal announced this month with Hipgnosis Songs Fund for her entire catalog, which includes hits like “Hips Don’t Lie,” “Whenever, Wherever,” and “She Wolf.”

But Taylor Swift is taking the opposite tactic, fighting to maintain creative control and rerecording some of her songs to gain publishing rights to her music.

In the era of direct-to-consumer disruption, any brand can claim their product is the perfect [blank]. Away, for example, launched a suitcase they said would revolutionize travel. In a way, it did, but the design was still a suitcase, albeit a better looking one with a portable battery stowed inside beneath its handle. When UNTUCKit launched their line of dress shirts designed to be worn, well, untucked, the brand presented a shirt that solved a problem few, at least in my opinion, were really concerned with solving. It would change menswear, they argued — but all they really did was convince consumers the shirts they already owned weren't up to snuff. True Classic Tees, an online-only brand that sells, you guessed it, T-shirts and polos, peddles its products on the premise that every single other T-shirt doesn't fit right. In their popular (albeit polarizing) adverts, paid, shredded actors point out that their dad-bod friend isn't fat per se, just betrayed by his clothing. The garments, they argue, don't "highlight his best attributes."

One day after Megan Thee Stallion finally got her day in court on December 13, Kelsey Harris took the stand in Tory Lanez’s trial and backtracked on key details in her testimony. In the criminal trial, which began December 5, Lanez is charged with assault with a semiautomatic firearm, personal use of a firearm, and possession of a loaded and unregistered firearm in his vehicle. He faces one felony count of discharging a firearm with gross negligence in relation to the July 12, 2020, incident. Meg told a Los Angeles jury that Lanez shot her feet following a party more than two years ago. “I just don’t feel good … I can’t believe I have to come in here and do this,” Meg said shortly after taking the stand at Lanez’s criminal trial, according to the Los Angeles Times.While on the stand, Meg detailed the events that had unfolded that evening. She testified that she, Lanez, his bodyguard, and a friend, Kelsey Harris, were driving away from Kylie Jenner’s pool party and that Lanez was upset that Meg had wanted to leave. Meg alleged that he turned around in the SUV and demanded that she “stop lying” about their relationship, the Times quoted her as saying. Meg said she and Lanez were friends and had become closer after bonding over the deaths of their mothers. Sometimes their relationship was sexual — a detail that had been revealed in the vehicle in front of Harris, she said. Harris allegedly had a “crush” on Meg, and this revelation fanned the flames of the argument. Lanez called both Meg and Harris “bitches and hoes,” and the discussion turned into an argument about their careers in music, per the newspaper.

Meg asked for the SUV to stop so she could get out. As she left the vehicle, Lanez allegedly fired five shots at her and shouted, “Dance, bitch!,” hitting her in the feet, the Times said. “I’m in shock. I’m scared. I hear the gun going off, and I can’t believe he’s shooting at me,” Meg told the jurors. After the shooting, they all drove away in the SUV, and Meg tried to slow the bleeding with towels that were in the back seat. Lanez allegedly told Meg and Harris that he would give them $1 million each if they didn’t tell the cops about the shooting. The car was stopped by police a few minutes later on Hollywood Boulevard. Jurors were presented with body-camera footage that showed officers ordering all four people in the SUV — including Meg as she was bleeding — onto the ground before they were detained.

At first, Meg didn’t report the shooting. She said in court on Tuesday that she wasn’t comfortable speaking with the authorities, as the incident had unfolded just months after the police killings of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd. “At the time, we are at the height of police brutality … I felt like if I said this man has just shot me, they might shoot first and ask questions later,” the Times quoted her as saying. “I don’t feel safe in the car. I don’t feel safe with the police officers, either.” Meg came forward against Lanez several weeks later in an Instagram Live, claiming that one of his reps was trying to spread fake information about the shooting.

Johnson  — who rose to fame after claiming he lives an “ancestral lifestyle” that includes eating raw liver — was outed by a fellow bodybuilder who claimed to have evidence of Johnson’s steroid use, as seen in leaked emails allegedly sent by Johnson.

The father of two has been posting to Instagram since August 2021, amassing over 1.7 million followers and swearing that his intense workouts and eating as a “modern caveman” are the secret to how he’s achieved and maintained his ripped body.

Johnson — who has posted videos showing him chowing down on raw animal liver, protein shakes, egg yolks and bone marrow — claims his body is 100% natural and has staunchly denied steroid use.

“Hopefully this is a watershed moment for the fitness industry and will lead to greater transparency,” one person wrote, while another added, “Man it’s great to see it finally made perfectly clear that what we all knew was true. I feel bad for the few people who believed he was natty.”

“This was bound to happen,” another agreed. “I’m surprised he lasted as long as he did.”

In an Instagram video depicting a workout that Johnson posted on Monday, detractors alluded to the revelations, with one noting, “Must be nice to spend 15k+ a month on drugs” and another added, “Better not turn your wifi off tonight bro. You and your team have some damage control to work on 🤣 while I do believe what you preach in general you should’ve just been honest man.”

Johnson had previously addressed allegations about using performance-enhancing drugs, bluntly but cheekily telling a Barstool Sports podcast: “I’ll be honest, I take PEDs: I prioritize, execute and dominate every f–king morning.”

When approached by Rolling Stone, Johnson said he was “grateful” for the video. Social media fitness influencer Liver King, who’s made a name for himself with his “ancestral” way of living and raw meat diet, has responded—kind of—to allegations he juices with steroids to achieve his physique. OutKick tweeted allegedly leaked emails Tuesday in which Liver King purportedly revealed he takes three injections of pharmaceutical HGH per day, as well as IGF, CJC, Omnitrope, Decca, and Winstrol. “In a weird way, I’m grateful for the recent events that have shed light on this complicated-as-fuck topic,” Liver King said in a statement to The Daily Beast. He followed up by “humbly requesting” that a mainstream podcast has him on to discuss his lifestyle. “I model, teach and preach a simple, elegant solution called ‘Ancestral Living’—The 9 Ancestral Tenets—so our people no longer have to suffer... so we can collectively express our highest and most dominant form! This is my fight!” he said.

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Gervonta Davis, Ryan Garcia announce agreement in place for 2023 fight between the superstars. Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia appears to be a reality after two years of trading barbs on social media.

Garcia announced on Thursday that a fight between he and Davis will take place in Las Vegas in 2023. Davis confirmed that the fight is a "done deal" after he takes a fight against an opponent to be named on Jan. 7.

"I'm so pumped this fight is finally in place I want it more than anything right now," Garcia wrote. "I've put in the work, I'm at the prime of my career, and I know I'm going to be the biggest boxer in the world. That legacy starts today."

Showtime Sports president Stephen Espinoza credited Davis and Garcia for their continued commitment to making the fight happen despite complicating factors.

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According to CBS Sports, seeds already have been planted as members of Paul and Diaz’s team engaged in a scuffle backstage shortly after Diaz’s teammate, Chris Avila, scored a victory to open the PPV card.

“Nate Diaz is a bitch. He tried to fight me in my locker room and then left the arena,” Paul said of the 37-year-old fighter. “So Nate Diaz, don’t be a bitch. Come fight me.Le’Veon Bell, the former Pittsburgh Steelers and Jets running back, lost by unanimous decision in his first fight as a pro against former UFC fighter Uriah Hall in one of the undercard matches.

The three judges each scored the four-round bout 40-36 for Hall, meaning Bell unanimously lost every round he was in the ring.

In another undercard match, Avila battered “Doctor” Mike Varshavski for much of their four-round cruiserweight fight Saturday night. The three judges all scored their bout 40-36 for Avila.

The 29-year-old Avila landed numerous clean punches during the final three rounds for an easy unanimous decison over Varshavski, a medical doctor who made his professional boxing debut

The 32-year-old Varshavski, known commonly as Dr. Mike, is a practicing family medicine physician who also has amassed more than 10 million YouTube subscribers and four million Instagram followers.

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NEW YORK -- Madonna. Michael Strahan. Tracy Morgan. Every time Gervonta Davis fights, the stars come out in droves.

Saturday's lightweight event at Barclays Center was no different, as 18,970 people were in attendance to see "Tank" Davis send Rolando Romero crashing into the ropes for yet another highlight-reel finish with a sixth-round TKO.

Davis proved once again he is one of the biggest stars in boxing. Barclays Center in Brooklyn? Sold out. His December fight versus Isaac Cruz at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles? Another packed house. No matter what city, no matter whom he faces, Davis has left no doubt he is one of the sport's most bankable athletes.

Now, it's time for him to step up and fight one of the elite at 135 pounds, the weight class Davis said after Saturday's bout is his most comfortable.

There's whomever emerges from next week's bout between George Kambosos Jr. and Devin Haney for the undisputed championship. The problem is, if Haney wins, Kambosos is entitled to an immediate rematch.

But the biggest bout of them all at 135 pounds? Ryan Garcia.

The win over Romero was the final bout of Davis' multifight deal with Mayweather Promotions. Tank indicated in the lead-up he is likely to part ways with Floyd Mayweather, who has been his promoter since 2015, in favor of the sort of flexibility Canelo Alvarez enjoys as a free agent. That would certainly remove any obstacles -- or excuses -- when it comes to pursuing the sort of high-level opponents Davis should be seeking.

"He's been protected," Romero told ESPN on Wednesday. "Let's go down Gervonta's résumé from the time he won a world title. [Jose] Pedraza, weight-drained 130-pounder. Liam Walsh, chinny, weak U.K. fighter. Francisco Fonseca, who [Davis] hit behind the head and knocked him out in the eighth round.

"Ryan Garcia knocked [Fonseca] out in one round like nothing. ... [Yuriorkis] Gamboa, who had both [Davis'] eyes shut. Then he fought [Leo] Santa Cruz, who's a 118-pounder who moved up to 126 then to 130 as a favor to [advisor] Al Haymon."

Of course, Romero was being overly critical ahead of the fight, but he does make some salient points. Davis' best win to date remains that 2017 TKO of Pedraza to win his first title.

Regardless of opposition, the talent is obvious. And on Saturday, Davis (27-0, 25 KOs) showed a new layer with the kind of patient strategy he employed round after round in the face of a dangerous puncher. He picked his shots. He held on when he felt Romero's power. It was a mature performance from an ever-growing fighter.

"I know when to take it to my opponents and when to chill out," Davis, 27, said. "There was someone in the crowd ... and they were telling me to press forward, and I was like, 'Not yet. I got to loosen him up a little more.'"