Badr Hari fight stopped due to fights in the hall | Sport

There was a grim atmosphere in the room all night. Supporters of both fighters continuously challenged each other and sang back and forth to each other. The Pole’s fans, many of whom had taken off their shirts, repeatedly shouted “hooligans” texts. Wrzosek is known as a big fan of Legia Warsaw. That football club has close ties with ADO Den Haag. At one point, chairs even flew through the air, after which large groups of people fled and the chaos became even greater.

Hari and Wrzosek also met each other in Rotterdam last September during Glory78. Although the famous and infamous heavyweight in the Netherlands showed his opponent all corners of the ring for two rounds and in between worked him to the ground three times, he still had to swallow a painful defeat. He lost by knockout due to a good kick to the head by his Polish opponent.

The party in Belgium went a lot more evenly. Wrzosek started a lot more aggressively anyway. As he had said in interviews, the respect for his old idol was completely gone after the first match. The Pool was immediately dangerous with striking kicks. Hari was especially successful with hard punches to the body, as was the case last time.

In the second round, Hari kept fisting for Wrzosek’s body, trying to lower his cover and then find the head. It worked. The Pole’s face was hit more and more and more and more red. Still, Wrzosek kept coming through with his kicks and in the closing seconds he even staggered Hari with a hard knee to the head. The Amsterdammer was clearly shaken and didn’t look completely fresh anymore. However, due to the unrest in the room, the party eventually stopped.