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Lee is ready to fight Makhachev

Andrew Karlov | Published Jan. 4, 2020, 5:51 a.m.

Kevin Lee in his Twitter responded to Ali Abdel Aziz, the manager of Islam Makhachev, who recently searched an opponent for his fighter, saying that no one wants to fight Islam.

"Come on, Ali! Do not make me go to twitter for that. How many more times do I have to raise my hand?" Lee wrote, attaching to the post a few emojis with hands up.

It is possible that Lee and Makhachev will fight on April 18 in Brooklyn at UFC 249.

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