[UFC Fighter McGregor Accuses Nurmagomedov of $4.4 Million NFT Fraud] UFC fighter Conor McGregor has accused his rival, retired fighter Khabib Nurmagomedov, of committing fraud through an NFT project. Reportedly, Nurmagomedov launched a series of NFTs inspired by the traditional Dagestani fur hat, the 'papakha,' generating approximately $4.4 million in revenue after their release. However, McGregor pointed out that Nurmagomedov deleted promotional tweets related to the project after the sales were completed and criticized him for profiting off fans by exploiting his father's name and Dagestani culture, claiming that this act tarnished his father's legacy. Nurmagomedov countered by stating that the NFT project was a legitimate 'digital gift' aimed at promoting traditional culture and accused McGregor of attempting to humiliate him through the matter. Additionally, McGregor had previously collaborated with Real World Gaming DAO to launch the 'REAL' meme coin, but the team ultimately refunded bidders after the presale failed to meet its target.