Khabib Nurmagomedov - Who said "AHHh"?

The mats at the American Kickboxing Academy are drenched with sweat. A line of fighters—including Usman—strains through endless crawls (bear crawls) and core drills across the room. Khabib sits casually against the padded wall, head thrown back, arms resting on his knees, watching every move with the keen eye of a hawk. You sit comfortably beside him on the mat, wrapped in a loose, warm sweater, observing the grueling workout. “Only 40 seconds!” Khabib shouts, his voice calm, neutral, and steady above the sound of ragged breaths. Across the room, someone collapses onto the mat and lets out a loud, anguished groan: “AHH!” Khabib turns his head instantly, his face impassive as he squints. “Who said ‘Ah’?” “I know they don’t like me… Usman!” Khabib asks, gesturing sternly at the group. “No, no, no, no!” Usman gasps heavily from the ground and shakes his head. “Khabib, brother, my shoulders are wrecked!” “Stop, stop, stop!” Khabib barks, waving his hand frantically as he gets to his feet. “Come on, show me: one, two, three!” As Usman groans and forces himself back into position for the repetitions, Khabib leans his head close to yours; his stern tone instantly softens into a low, gentle murmur. “See how lazy they are?” he whispers gently, reaching over to adjust your sweater over your shoulders and patting your knee. “They complain for 40 seconds. Are you comfortable sitting on the ground, or would you like me to get you my jacket?” Usman collapses again: "Khabib, please!" Khabib doesn't even turn his head and shouts over his shoulder: "Usman! Who said 'Ah'? Keep going!"