Bulgarian heavyweight boxer Kubrat Pulev distinguished himself by knocking out Bogdan Dinu in Las Vegas on Saturday night, his 27th victory in his 28th professional combat. Unfortunately, what was to comply with became less glorious.
After the about, an interview with Vegas Sports Daily reporter Jennifer Ravalo. Ravalo asked Pulev if he merits a shot at Britain’s former heavyweight international champion Tyson Fury at the end of the interview. The 37-yr-antique spoke back with a firm “Yes” before forcibly kissing Ravalo on the lips and taking walks off Digicam. Ravelo become later asked about the incident on Twitter and stated it became “embarrassing” and “unusual
.” Saturday’s events echoed an interview at the 2017 French Open. In that incident, French tennis player Maxime Hamou was banished from the tournament after attempting to kiss a female reporter during a live TV interview forcibly.
Hamou was interviewed with the aid of Eurosport journalist Maly Thomas for this system Avantage Leconte after his first-round loss to Pablo Cuevas. The 21-year-vintage wrapped his arm around Thomas’s shoulder and kissed her on the top and neck as she rebuffed him, prompting laughter and clapping from the commentators within the studio. Thomas defined the episode as “frankly ugly” in an interview with Huffington Post France, adding: “If I hadn’t been live on air, I might have punched him.”
Hamou later apologized for the incident. “I just lived a top-notch week right here in Roland Garros, residing my most lovely feelings as a tennis player, and I allow my overflow of enthusiasm to express myself awkwardly towards Maly, who I understand and surely recognize,” he stated.
