“Everyone asked him”. What happened after the unprecedented episode

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Ali Heibati kicked the girl in the ring / Photo: Twitter capture

article written by Digi Sport
23.04.2024, 14:51

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The fighter Ali Heibati offered unprecedented moments during an MMA gala in Russia and was severely punished.

The athlete born in Iran, but who has been fighting for many years in Russia, made a reprehensible, unprecedented gesture, when the girl announcing the rounds entered the “cage” before the start of the dispute. He kicked her, to the surprise of everyone present. Maria Andrianova nervously headed towards the fighter, and the referee had to intervene to prevent things from degenerating.

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Maria Andrianova, after Ali Heibati apologized for hitting her: “I didn’t accept them”

It was not the only regrettable moment offered by Ali Heibati. The same Iranian, at the end of the match lost without the right to appeal, hit his opponent from behind with his fist in the head (PHOTO, in the gallery below). A few days after the footage went viral, Ali Heibati learned his punishment: he was banned for life from MMA competition.

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After everything that happened, Heibati offered a first reaction. He apologized that he hit the girl in the ring, but his explanation brought him even more criticism: he said that he “was tense” and “had emotions” before the dispute.

The reaction of Maria Andrianova, the “victim” of the fighter, was not delayed either:He only apologized for the camera, I didn’t accept them. After he hit me, everyone asked him to publicly apologize in the cage, but he didn’t want toAndrianova said.

The woman revealed that after the unpleasant episode, she received many surprising messages of support: “The first time I talked to my mother. Everyone who was present at the gala came to me and helped me calm down. People from all over the world wrote to me. From USA, UAE, France, Germany.

Even the Iranians apologized to me. Boys from Dagestan, from Chechnya, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan wrote to me. (no- the most unexpected support where did it come from?) From fighters and bloggers who sent me many nice words.

I don’t want to name names, but many have offered to step in and teach Ali a lesson. But everything must happen without violenceAndrianova also said, according to sport24.ru.