Star kickboxer Badr Hari suffered a surprising loss on Saturday at Glory 78 to Arkadiusz Wrzosek.
In Rotterdam, the world number 3 made his comeback on the rings. After an impressive entry with a public completely committed to his cause, the Dutch-Moroccan started this fight against the Pole foot to the floor.
Badr makes the walk!
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He also sent his opponent to the ground three times. Badr Hari then attempted the KO but, perhaps too confident, it was Arkadiusz Wrzosek who achieved the improbable by performing a high kick in the 2e round, sending him to the ropes, knockout.
TERRIBLE
Badr Hari surprised by his opponent, after having sent him to the mat several times.
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A huge disillusion for Hari (36 years old) who has had a series of setbacks for six years. Either through injury or after a sumptuous blow from an opponent. While on October 23, an exceptional clash between Rico Verhoeven and Alistair Overeem will take place, Badr Hari now seems far from his compatriots. Unless…
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