Ukrainian world champion in mixed martial arts (MMA) according to Bellator Yaroslav Amosov (27-0) refused to insult the representatives of Russia. In Grisha Cherny’s “Podcast under the Chestnut Tree” on the Youtube channel “This is Irpin, Grisha”, Amosov avoided the host’s request to choose one of three insulting statements for the aggressor nation.
“We have a tradition on the podcast, you need to choose one of the three” name-calling “for the Russians. You can choose it, and the rest of the interview should periodically use it. So we have a choice of” cockerel “,” x * yatina “and” rotten ” It all fits, but you have to choose what is closer to you, “Grisha said, causing confusion among the MMA fighter.
“I don’t know. You can choose whatever you want. You will speak. I didn’t even hear what you said there. In general, I don’t swear,” Yaroslav said.
After Grisha suggested stopping at the most neutral – “cockerel”, Amosov hesitated: “Well, I don’t know … I think it might be better this time without tradition, because it’s tough.”
This position of the invincible Ukrainian fighter caused ecstasy among Russian propagandists. RIA Novosti on its Telegram channel immediately gave this news, collecting a lot of positive reactions from subscribers.
It should be noted that after the full-scale invasion of Russia, Amosov took his wife and child to a safe place, and he himself entered the territorial defense of Irpin.
Yaroslav’s mother, during the evacuation from Irpin, hid her son’s championship belt in one of the cellars. After the escape of the Russian army, Amosov found him in his ruined house.
On February 26 of this year, Yaroslav Amosov defended his world welterweight title at the Bellator 291 tournament. The meeting in Dublin, Ireland against the American Logan Storley (14-2) ended in victory 50:45, 50:45, 50:45.
Source: Obozrevatel
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