Feodosia, Russia, staged a showdown between justice and violence. The boxing champion was beaten by 8 people after saving people, and his eyes were seriously injured and he fell to the ground, and the police have now arrested two people. He won gold at the European Boxing Championships, but now he is the protagonist of tragedy.
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On 28 July, a jaw-dropping violence took place on the streets of Feodosia. This was supposed to be a story of righteousness and bravery, but it ended with the boxing champion being beaten by a group. As a champion with the halo of gold medal in the 54kg category at the 2024 European Boxing Championships, he was supposed to be a symbol of strength and justice, however, this time his fist to bring justice to justice became the fuse for him to fall to the ground injured.
On the day of the incident, the boxer witnessed a man being beaten by multiple people, and as a fighter accustomed to solving problems in the ring, he instinctively stepped forward to try to stop the violence. However, what he never expected was that the other party quickly gathered at least 8 people, surrounded him, fists and feet together, and pounced on him like a tide. Boxers are experienced in many battles, but they are also unable to face such a disparity in numbers. In just a few minutes, he was severely injured in the eye, fell to the ground and could not move, and was eventually taken to the hospital for emergency treatment. After the news broke, it immediately sparked heated discussions among netizens.
Netizens are hotly discussed
A netizen said: "Two fists are hard to beat four hands, but this Russia buddy is righteous enough!" "Yes, who would have thought that a top boxer would turn into a "paper tiger" when facing 8 people. This makes us feel that no matter how great the power is, it can't withstand the suppression of quantity.
Some netizens said: "In the face of absolute power, skills are powerless. This sentence sounds a little reasonable, but it is also a little helpless. originally thought that boxing skills could protect themselves, but they didn't expect that in this group fight, the skills would seem so pale and weak.
What's more, he joked: "Those are not necessarily ordinary people, many of the ordinary people in Russia are trained amateur boxers, because they all love boxing." Such comments make people laugh and cry, but they also let us see the absurdity and helplessness behind this group fight.
So in the end, the editor would like to ask: should there be a limit to righteousness and courage, or under what circumstances is it safe to act bravely? What do you think about this?