Michael Zerafa vs Issac Hardman Live punched each other after being accused of racism during a wild brawl at a press conference ahead of Wednesday night’s fight at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.
Michael Zerafa vs Issac Hardman Live 1 contender for the IBF middleweight belt, with the winner set to get a shot at Esquiva Falcao, Brazil’s No. 1 contender for the IBF middleweight belt, the two fighters clashed and had to separate for a second time, at a press conference last month also seen tensions. sight.
After the pair traded insults in their opening statements, the press conference heated up as hosts suggested that both Zarafa and Hardman had shown respect for each other on social media during the build-up to the fight.
Michael Zerafa vs Issac Hardman Live Hardman then launched a passionate defense of himself, insisting that any suggestions of censure were ‘insanity’.
He (Zarafa) is holding straws and needs something to get him out of line to make me the bad guy. This man (Zarafa) is the bad guy. Fucking everyone hates this clown.
“My partner is of color. Two of my best mates are Samoans. How racist am I? That’s madness.
“Just because I’m going to punch this guy (Zerafa) in the head and he’s Maltese – who cares? I’m going to break this bloc – doesn’t make me a racist.”
Michael Zerafa vs Issac Hardman Live Hardman then threw the microphone on Zarafa’s lap and said, “Here you go dickhead.”
Zarafa continued his allegations of racism towards Hardman, saying his opponent was ‘very emotional’.
Michael Zerafa vs Issac Hardman Live bio
Michael Zerafa record, bio
Age: 30
Nickname: Pretty Boy
Stance: Orthodox
Height: 5’11” (180cm)
Reach: 71.5 inches (182cm)
Total fights: 33
Record: 29-4 with 18 wins via knockout
Issac Hardman record, bio
Age: 25
Nickname: The Headsplitter
Stance: Orthodox
Height: 6’0″ (183cm)
Reach: 74.5 inches (189cm)
Total fights: 12
Record: 12-0 with 10 wins via knockout
Michael Zerafa vs Issac Hardman Live Full fight card
Fights and orders are subject to change.
Michael Zerafa vs. Issac Hardman (10 rounds at middleweight)
Cherneka Johnson vs. Melissa Esquivel (10×2-minute rounds at super-bantamweight)
Carly Salmon vs. Krystina Jacobs (6×2-minute rounds at featherweight)
Benjamin Bomber vs. Waiwit Nareeruk (8 rounds at super-middleweight)
Jack Gipp vs. Thoedsek Seenam (6 rounds at super-middleweight)
Kim-Alina Ross vs. Zoe Putorak (4×2-minute rounds at super-welterweight)
Campbell Somerville vs. Ben Holdsworth (4 rounds at super-welterweight)
Michael Zerafa vs Issac Hardman Live Michael Zarafa (29-4, 18 KO) goes up against unbeaten Issac Hardman (12-0, 10 KO) in a headline bout at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Center on Wednesday, April 20 in Melbourne, Australia. Twelve-round All-Australian IBF Middleweight Title Eliminator. The event is broadcast live on pay-per-view.
It’s no secret that Issac Hardman and Michael Zarafa don’t like each other, and the feud somehow took another level at Tuesday’s pre-fight weigh-in.
Michael Zerafa vs Issac Hardman Live CCTV footage of the incident showed Hardman saying something, and dragging the pair as they exchanged punches.
The weighing time has been set again for Tuesday evening.
Shortly after being sidelined by promoter Sam LaBruna, Hardman hit Zarafa in the side of the face, with a brawl when people came to separate the two fighters from the crowd.
Hardman eventually left the venue, but not before getting into another feud when he went out with a member of the crowd.
Earlier, Hardman said that he was confident that his MMA experience and pre-fight training with champion Tim Tzu would put him in a good position to win the bout.
“Professional MMA is a tough sport,” Hardman said. “He (Zarafa) is lucky to have got a real set of gloves yesterday.
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