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Israeli Muay Thai Fighter Max Bernis Celebrates Victory at GFN Event in Tel Aviv

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First reported by Mako · 2 hours ago

What happened

Israeli Muay Thai fighter Max Bernis won by first-round TKO at the GFN 1 event in Tel Aviv, praising the energy of the 11,000-strong home crowd. The event featured 12 fights and drew international attention, marking a milestone for Israeli combat sports.

  • 01Max Bernis won by first-round TKO against Alexander Skrob at GFN 1 in Tel Aviv.
  • 02The event featured 12 fights, including six with Israeli fighters against international opponents.
  • 03Bernis highlighted the unique energy of fighting before 11,000 home fans.
  • 04The referee stopped the fight after a 10-second count as Skrob could not continue.
  • 05GFN 1 attracted significant attention in Israel and worldwide.
  • 06The event boosted the profile of Muay Thai and combat sports in Israel.

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MakoCenter · Hebrew2 hours ago
Israeli Muay Thai Fighter Max Bernis Celebrates Victory at GFN Event in Tel Aviv
N12Center · Hebrew2 hours ago
Israeli Muay Thai Fighter Max Bernis Celebrates Victory Before 11,000 Fans at GFN Event

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