Mourad Aliev‘s victory stands, and he remains the WBC Silver heavyweight champion. However, the French heavyweight will most likely skip the celebrations. Given the dramatic events that unfolded at his most recent event, Aliev would rather be pleased that he…

French heavyweight boxer Mourad Aliev was attacked by spectators in Istanbul, Turkey, following his unanimous decision victory over Umut Camkiran. After the bout at the Uelker Spor Arena, Aliev made a gesture toward his groin area that spectators and his opponent interpreted as disrespectful. The situation quickly escalated into a violent brawl where bottles and chairs were thrown into the ring, prompting security personnel to escort Aliev safely out of the venue.
Aliev clarified that his gesture was intended to protest alleged illegal blows endured during the contest. Promoter Ahmet Oner noted that while Aliev deserved the win, the provocative gesture was unnecessary. World Boxing Council President Mauricio Sulaiman condemned the incident as barbaric violence, calling for an investigation and legal punishment for the perpetrators.
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