Muay Thai Fighter Ahavat Hashem Gordon Marries Oren Levi in Front of 1,000 Guests
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Muay Thai fighter Ahavat Hashem Gordon married Oren Levi in Hadera before 1,000 guests, fulfilling his dream of a boxing-themed wedding. The couple has been together for three years, and Levi supports Gordon both personally and professionally. The event was celebrated widely on social media.
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- Ahavat Hashem Gordon married Oren Levi in Hadera with 1,000 guests attending.
- The wedding chuppah was designed to resemble a boxing ring, reflecting Gordon's passion.
- The couple has maintained a stable three-year relationship before marrying.
- Levi serves in the IDF and supports Gordon at his fights.
- Gordon shared emotional moments on Instagram before the wedding day.
- Their engagement and wedding received warm social media congratulations.
Ahavat Hashem Gordon, a 20-year-old Muay Thai fighter, married his longtime partner Oren Levi on Sunday evening in a ceremony held at the 'Beya'ar' hall in Hadera. The wedding, attended by approximately 1,000 guests, fulfilled Gordon's dream of marrying in an atmosphere inspired by the boxing world, with the chuppah designed to resemble a fighting ring. The couple has been in a stable relationship for three years and were married according to Jewish law.
Earlier that day, Gordon shared on Instagram a photo of himself putting on tefillin for the last time as a single man, calling it "the most exciting day of my life." Levi, who serves in the Israel Defense Forces as an observer, supports Gordon both professionally and personally, often attending his fights and cheering from the audience.
Following Gordon's recent victory over a Turkish opponent, Levi expressed pride and affection on social media, calling him "the most deserving in the world" and promising to always stand by his side. Their engagement and wedding received warm congratulations online, with many wishing them happiness and calling them a perfect match.
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