He chose to stop to protect his health. Maïva Hamadouche announced the end of her career in a message she posted on Twitter on Tuesday, May 9th. “After an eye injury from fighting, I have to end my career. After 16 years of fighting, I have devoted most of my life to boxing. Countless world championships, the only good thing I have are the Olympic Games. memories”, wrote on the social network. As such, he who is also a member of the national police stands after 22 wins (including 18 by KO), 2 defeats, and an IBF super featherweight title he has held six times. in an interview with RMC Sports, Albigensian went back to the end of his career and his reasons. “I had minor eye problems for a while. I wanted to hold on. I insisted until I couldn’t see anymore”said. “I went back to my ophthalmologist. He said it was an emergency and needed surgery. I had surgery under general anesthesia, I did everything necessary. It’ll take three to six weeks to look again. I won’t hide the beatings. The boxing style I had didn’t help anything and now it’s paying off. I’m paying”he complained, stating that he did not have “never protected in the ring and in the debate sessions”.
“This is what happens if you don’t protect yourself. If I’m going to keep losing my sight, you have to know how to ask yourself the right questions. I promised myself if things don’t get better. I would stop.”, he continued. Maïva Hamadouche also expressed her regret that she managed the injury. “I didn’t want to stop right away, I wanted to force fate as I always do in my life. It didn’t happen once (…) I had to stop for a long time, it was me who insisted, so let me continue training. I made a mistake in the sense that I persevered. said. The future will be written in the police, as the boxer will take the oral exam in June to become an officer. “A brilliant career awaits me in the police (…) If the oral exam goes well, I go to school in Cannes-Ecluse (Seine-et-Marne) at the beginning of the school year”finished Maïva Hamadouche.
I have to end my career after 1 eye injury from fights. After 16 years of fighting, I have devoted most of my life to boxing. I only have good memories of many world championships and Olympics. pic.twitter.com/HVPH9KphN6
— Maïva Hamadouche El Veneno (@MaivaHamadouche) May 9, 2023
CL
Source: Programme Television
Joseph Fearn is an entertainment and television aficionado who writes for The Fashion Vibes. With a keen eye for what’s hot in the world of TV, Joseph keeps his readers informed about the latest trends and must-see shows.
