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“Don’t disgrace Moscow!” Mineev provoked a brawl and disrupted the tournament

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“Don’t disgrace Moscow!” Mineev provoked a brawl and disrupted the tournament

The brawl between Russian fighters was broadcast live.

On July 20, a big boxing evening will take place in Moscow at the Live Arena sports complex. The main event of the show will be a fight between Vladimir Mineev and Magomed Ismailov. The fight format is eight rounds of three minutes.

This will be the third meeting of the famous fighters. The previous two were held under MMA rules. The first fight took place in 2018 and ended in a draw, and in 2021 Mineev was stronger.

A long history of feud

The fighters have a long history of relationships. The excitement around the confrontation between Mineev and Ismailov has not died down for a second since their first fight. The fighters themselves also heated up the crowd, provoking and teasing each other at every opportunity.

During their acquaintance, things often came to blows. The fighters fought not only as professionals in the octagon, but also as ordinary troublemakers and violators of public order.

AMC Fight Nights 2020 Carnage

A real scandal was the mass brawl at the AMC Fight Nights Global: Winter Cup tournament. The funniest thing is that neither Mineev nor Ismailov had any direct connection to this event. They came to support their friends who were performing at the tournament.

After the end of one of the fights, Mineev, as a celebrity guest, came out into the cage, took the microphone and addressed Magomed Ismailov.

“Ismailov, I know you’re here. Come out and tell me when we fight, otherwise everyone will think you’re scared,” Mineev said then.

Magomed came out, and a conversation started between the fighters. Then Ismailov made a mock swing towards his opponent, for which he got hit in the forehead with a microphone. That’s when the brawl began. Outsiders joined the fight between the fighters. The crowd eventually separated the fighters. Fortunately, they managed to avoid serious injuries. Ismailov’s nose was broken, and Mineev’s eyebrow was cut.

Of course, a mass brawl in the middle of the tournament looked wild. It all happened in front of thousands of spectators in the hall and millions watching on TV.

“Friends, we are live on air. Don’t disgrace Moscow!” ring announcer Alexander Zagorsky then called out to the participants of the brawl.

As a result, Ismailov was fined 10 thousand rubles for provoking a mass brawl.

Before the upcoming boxing match, Ismailov and Mineev are traditionally not stingy with trash talk. Let’s see if the fighters will resolve all their issues in the ring, or if some things will still go beyond it.

Watch the live broadcast of the PULSE UP fight between Magomed Ismailov and Vladimir Mineev on July 20 from 20:00 (Moscow time) on the Match TV channel and from 18:55 on the Match! Fighter channel, as well as on the websites matchtv.ru and sportbox.ru.

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Tsarukyan: “If Shara Bullet defeats me, I will give him an apartment in Yerevan”

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Tsarukyan: “If Shara Bullet defeats me, I will give him an apartment in Yerevan”

Russian UFC fighter Arman Tsarukyan said that he will give his compatriot Sharabutdin Magomedov, nicknamed Shara Bullet, an apartment in Yerevan if he defeats him in a grappling fight.

The fight is scheduled for December 30 and should take place in Yerevan.

“If Shara wins against me, then I will personally give him an apartment in Yerevan,” Tsarukyan said in a video published on the Red Corner MMA page on the X social network.

Tsarukyan defeated New Zealander Dan Hooker by submission in the second round at UFC Fight Night 265 in November 2025. He has 23 wins and three losses in MMA.

Middleweight Magomedov fought his last fight in July 2025 at the UFC on ABC 9 tournament, defeating Canadian Marc-Andre Barrio by unanimous decision. The Russian has 16 wins and one loss.

Watch mixed martial arts tournaments live on the Match TV and Match! Fighter”, as well as on the websites matchtv.ru and sportbox.ru.

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Anthony Joshua may retire from boxing after fatal car accident in Nigeria – media

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Anthony Joshua may retire from boxing after fatal car accident in Nigeria – media

The injuries received by British boxer Anthony Joshua in a road accident in Nigeria turned out to be more serious than expected, and the British boxer’s future career is in question, reports the Daily Mail.

On Monday, on a section of the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, the Lexus SUV Joshua was in collided with a stationary truck. It was reported that the 36-year-old boxer, who was sitting behind the driver, received minor injuries and was hospitalized.

Accident scene / Photo: © Temiloluwa Johnson / Stringer / Getty Images Entertainment / Gettyimages.ru

Promotion company Matchroom Boxing later said two of Joshua’s friends and team members, Sina Gami and Latifah Ayodele, died as a result of the accident.

“Joshua’s condition is stable and he will remain in the hospital under observation,” the organization said in a statement.

However, the media, citing sources close to the fighter, note that Joshua’s injuries were more serious than previously reported. It is assumed that the athlete injured his ribs and knee, and also suffered psychological trauma.

Olympic champion Joshua defeated American blogger Jake Paul in a fight in Miami on December 19. In total, he has 29 victories and four defeats in the professional ring.

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Let’s bow our heads. 21-year-old boxer died on New Year’s Eve

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Let’s bow our heads. 21-year-old boxer died on New Year’s Eve

Every day at 9 am, Ukrainians commemorate the people who lost their lives in the Russia-Ukraine war. Today Sport.ua recalls that 21-year-old Thai boxing master Vladislav Vakulenko, a very positive person, had great potential in the ring, but with the beginning of a full-scale invasion he decided to defend Ukraine. The fighter died exactly three years ago, on December 30, 2022, while conducting a combat mission near Bakhmut in the Donetsk region.

Vladislav was born in Kiev and has been involved with sports since his childhood. Just six months before his tragic death, he received a diploma from the National University of Physical Education and Sports of Ukraine and dreamed of major competitions, medals and training future champions. In parallel with his studies, Vladislav trained in Muay Thai. The man hoped to return to training in the gym after the war.

Vladislav Vakulenko took up arms immediately after the Muscovites’ large-scale occupation of his territory. “We live with war! I understand that we live in a historical time when there are real brave comrades nearby, whose soul and body are eager for war… This is a time when you will remain a hero or die a hero,” he wrote on social networks.

His friends and coach remember Vlad as a man of light. He always smiled, joked, supported others, was a master of inspiration, did not make excuses, did not back down from difficulties. The friend wrote: “You’ve done more at this age than some have done in 50 or 60 years.” And Vlad’s mentor, Stanislav Voiten, recalls: “He did his best in training, gave his life in the fight against the invader. I am proud to have known him.”

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