In Poland, a heavyweight went off the rails: he knocked his opponent down and began to finish him off with an elbow. In response, he was hit with a bucket
A huge scandal occurred at the Kapeo Rocky Boxing Night in Koszalin, Poland. Former mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter Marcin Sianos made his boxing debut but lost control in a fight against Artur Bierzewski (9-0, 4 KOs).
Marcin Sianos (left) fought Artur Bizhevsky
Source: instagram.com/marcinsianos_mmaprofessional
In the second round, 37-year-old Sianos, who was losing on points, lost his temper, threw his opponent into the ring, and began to elbow him in the head. The referee immediately stopped the fight.
The referee tried to pull the offender away
Source: Still from the video
The rowdy boxer came to his senses only when he got to his feet. When he realized what he had done, he rushed to apologize to his opponent, but this did not save him from the fury of the audience.
Marcin Sianos tried to apologize to his opponent
Source: Still from the video
The angry fans first threw a bucket of water at Marcin's head, and then they were going to start a fight with him.
As a result, everything ended with Siaons' disqualification and the intervention of security services. Leaving the ring, Marcin had to listen to a lot of insults from Bierzewski's angry fans.
Marcin Siaons elbowed his opponent
Source: Still from the video
A day later, the offender apologized to his opponent on Instagram, without giving a reason for what happened. Marcin also asked for a rematch.
"During the entire training period, such a situation has never occurred during any of the sparring matches. I didn't knock anyone out with my elbow, we trained exclusively according to the rules of boxing. I can't explain my behavior yesterday. In my opinion, I shouldn't go to the professional boxing ring anymore," the Pole wrote.
Marcin apologized to his opponent
Source: instagram.com/marcinsianos_mmaprofessional
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