Israeli Boxer Ahavat Hashem Gordon Marries Oren Levy in Large Ceremony
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Israeli boxer Ahavat Hashem Gordon married Oren Levy in a large ceremony in Hadera, incorporating boxing themes. Gordon gained fame after his February victory over Turkish boxer Ali Koyuncu, who had posted anti-Israel messages before their fight.
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- Ahavat Hashem Gordon and Oren Levy married in Hadera with about 1,000 guests attending.
- The wedding chuppah featured boxing ring elements reflecting Gordon's sport.
- Gordon rose to fame after defeating Turkish boxer Ali Koyuncu in February.
- Koyuncu had posted anti-Israel content before their match, heightening tensions.
- Levy serves as an observer in the Israel Defense Forces.
- The couple got engaged in early January when Gordon proposed.
Israeli boxer Ahavat Hashem Gordon and his partner Oren Levy tied the knot in a grand wedding ceremony held on Sunday at the "Beya'ar" hall in Hadera, attended by around 1,000 guests. Gordon, 20, rose to fame following his legendary boxing match against Turkish opponent Ali Koyuncu in February, a fight that ended with a technical knockout after Koyuncu was injured and unable to continue. The wedding incorporated boxing-themed elements, including a chuppah designed to resemble a boxing ring with white ropes, reflecting the sport's significance in Gordon's life.
Levy, who serves as an observer in the Israel Defense Forces, and Gordon became engaged in early January when Gordon proposed. Despite their young age, the couple celebrated their union surrounded by family and friends. Gordon's victory over Koyuncu was notable not only for the fight itself but also because Koyuncu had posted anti-Israel content on social media prior to the match, intensifying the atmosphere around the event.
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