VIDEO: 'Iranian Hulk' goes wrong and suffers bizarre knockout in the first round in boxing debut

Iranian Hulk was knocked out in his boxing debut. Photo: Reproduction/Twitter

Known as the 'Iranian Hulk', Sajad Gharibi had a boxing debut to forget. Last Sunday (31), the bodybuilder entered the ring against Djumanov Almat Bakhytovich, the 'Kazakh Titan', and ended up being knocked out in the first round, in a bizarre way. The fight took place in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates.

With a lack of experience, Gharibi was unable to show the necessary resourcefulness for presentations. The bodybuilder didn't even defend himself against the 'Kazakh Titan''s initiatives and appeared somewhat tired in his first attempts on the rink. He thus felt the opponent's blows and it didn't take long for him to give up after a series of blows received.

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After the confrontation, 'Iranian Hulk' stated that he was embarrassed by his performance and tried to apologize to the country's fans.

“I have nothing to say, but I am embarrassed and I apologize to the Iranian people,” Gharibi said.

Famous for publishing images on his social networks where he insists on showing off his muscles and frightening physical strength, Gharibi had his first professional fight. With more than 1 million followers on his Instagram account, Sajad, 29, is known for sharing videos with the public in which he displays his brute strength. Its content includes, in addition to images of weightlifting, some resistance tests.

Somebody please pay Iranian Hulk to never step foot inside a boxing ring again pic.twitter.com/Ip3IH4wiyc

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