Singer Mor Reveii Performs as Ex-Boyfriend Yam Madar Breaks Nose in Game
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Singer Mor Reveii performed for 12,000 fans in Tel Aviv on Thursday while her ex-boyfriend, basketball player Yam Madar, broke his nose during a EuroLeague game in Cyprus. Madar, now with Maccabi Tel Aviv against his former team Hapoel Tel Aviv, returned to play after the injury, helping his team win 80-73. The singer's new song referencing their relationship has gained attention, and Hapoel Tel Aviv had previously used her music in a video taunting Maccabi.
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- Singer Mor Reveii performed for 12,000 fans in Tel Aviv on Thursday.
- Her ex-boyfriend, basketball player Yam Madar, broke his nose during a game.
- Madar's Maccabi Tel Aviv team defeated his former club Hapoel Tel Aviv 80-73.
- Madar confirmed the broken nose and returned to play after receiving treatment.
- Reveii's new song about their relationship has become popular.
- Hapoel Tel Aviv previously used Reveii's song in a video mocking Madar.
Singer Mor Reveii held a significant career milestone performance on Thursday night at the Menora Mivtachim Arena in Tel Aviv, performing for 12,000 attendees. During the concert, she performed her hits, including a new song titled "Matrix," which has garnered attention for its lyrics referencing her past relationship with former boyfriend Yam Madar, a player for Maccabi Tel Aviv.
Reveii, 25, reached this performance after her song achieved success on music charts and streaming platforms. She was joined on stage by guest performers Nasrin Kadri and Avi Aburumi for joint performances.
Concurrently, while Reveii was on stage in Tel Aviv, her ex-boyfriend Yam Madar was engaged in a crucial game. The Maccabi Tel Aviv guard faced his former team, Hapoel Tel Aviv, in an eleventh-round EuroLeague game held in Limassol, Cyprus. Madar, who transferred from Hapoel Tel Aviv to Maccabi Tel Aviv last summer, sustained an unpleasant injury in the second quarter when he was elbowed by Vasilije Micić, leading to a nosebleed and requiring medical attention.
Despite the injury, Madar returned to the court with bandages and contributed to his team's 80-73 victory over their city rivals. Post-game, Madar confirmed he had broken his nose during the match, telling Sport Channel, "The problem is that I was bleeding, but the moment it stopped, I came back. I wanted to be there for the team." He concluded the game with 10 points and seven assists, playing a key role in the Yellows' important win.
The connection between Reveii and Madar previously made headlines earlier this month. Hapoel Tel Aviv used Reveii's song in a social media video celebrating their previous derby win against Maccabi Tel Aviv. The video featured Reveii's song with the caption, "There's a comeback here and it's not messing around," perceived as a jab at their former player.
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