
The French boxer was attacked in the ring by the public and the Turkish staff after a provocative celebration.
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Mourad Aliev faced Umut Camkiran in Istanbul for the WBC Silver heavyweight belt.
Lunar sequence from Türkiye and noted by our colleagues from RMC Sport. Mourad Aliev, a 31-year-old French boxer born in Moscow, faced Turkish Umut Camkiran in Istanbul this Saturday for the WBC Silver heavyweight belt. At the end of the fight, which saw neither of the two protagonists end up on the ground, a provocative celebration (with sexual connotations) by Aliev made the public go wild to unimaginable proportions.
Several individuals and members of his opponent's staff then entered the ring to do battle with the Frenchman, for nearly three minutes of total chaos. Security completely overwhelmed, we see the boxer being lynched. The one who participated in the Tokyo Olympic Games was finally able to be evacuated, staggering, despite chairs being thrown to end the disastrous spectacle.

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