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Daily Record
20 hours ago
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Boxer Abu Yusupov dies after being stabbed in sickening train station attack
Abu Yusupov, an unbeaten boxer, has died aged 39 after being stabbed in the neck in a sickening attack at a train station. Boxer Abu Yusupov has tragically lost his life at the age of 39 following a knife attack at a Berlin train station incident. Yusupov was fatally wounded in the neck during an altercation at Gesundbrunnen train station on Tuesday, according to reports from German publication Tagesspiegel via The Sun. The boxer succumbed to his stab injuries., despite efforts from police to resuscitate him and subsequent emergency transport to hospital, reports the Mirror. In their heartfelt statement, the World Boxing Council said: "WBC mourns the passing of Abu Yusupov Undefeated Chechen boxer Abu Yusupov (9-0-1), 39, was fatally stabbed in Berlin, Germany." Detailing his career achievements, they continued that in his recent January match, he gained victory over Giorgi Kandelaki through decision and is survived by a loving family comprising his spouse and three children, reports the Daily Star. Remembering his spirit, WBC added: "His story of perseverance and love for boxing will forever be etched in our sport. The entire WBC family and its President, Mauricio Sulaiman, send our deepest condolences to Abu's family and friends during this difficult time." Yusupov began his professional boxing journey with a stunning 39-second knockout against Benjamin Kunz and maintained an unblemished record in the ring with nine wins – seven by knockout. One of his triumphs includes outboxing Giorgi Kandelaki this January in a six-round contest decided by the judges. One tribute said: "Rest in peace to a true fighter, both in the ring and in life. Your strength, heart, and friendship will never be forgotten. You may be gone, but your spirit will keep swinging with us forever," one fan posted. Berlin Police have launched a probe into the circumstances surrounding his death. Join the Daily Record WhatsApp community! Get the latest news sent straight to your messages by joining our WhatsApp community today. You'll receive daily updates on breaking news as well as the top headlines across Scotland. No one will be able to see who is signed up and no one can send messages except the Daily Record team. All you have to do is click here if you're on mobile, select 'Join Community' and you're in! If you're on a desktop, simply scan the QR code above with your phone and click 'Join Community'. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. To leave our community click on the name at the top of your screen and choose 'exit group'.
Daily Mirror
a day ago
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- Daily Mirror
Undefeated boxer, 39, dies after being stabbed in sickening train station attack
Abu Yusupov, an unbeaten boxer who had fought nine times in the ring and won on every occasion, has died aged 39 after being stabbed in the neck in a sickening attack at a train station Abu Yusupov has tragically lost his life aged 39 following a knife attack at a Berlin train station incident. According to reports from German publication Tagesspiegel via The Sun, Yusupov was fatally wounded in the neck during an altercation at Gesundbrunnen train station on Tuesday. Despite efforts from police to resuscitate him and subsequent emergency transport to hospital, the boxer succumbed to his stab injuries. In their heartfelt statement, the World Boxing Council said: "WBC mourns the passing of Abu Yusupov Undefeated Chechen boxer Abu Yusupov (9-0-1), 39, was fatally stabbed in Berlin, Germany." Detailing his career achievements, they continued that in his recent January match, he gained victory over Giorgi Kandelaki through decision and is survived by a loving family comprising his spouse and three children, reports the Daily Star. Remembering his spirit, WBC added: "His story of perseverance and love for boxing will forever be etched in our sport. The entire WBC family and its President, Mauricio Sulaiman, send our deepest condolences to Abu's family and friends during this difficult time." Yusupov began his professional boxing journey with a stunning 39-second knockout against Benjamin Kunz and maintained an unblemished record in the ring with nine wins – seven by knockout. One of his triumphs includes outboxing Giorgi Kandelaki this January in a six-round contest decided by the judges. One tribute said: "Rest in peace to a true fighter, both in the ring and in life. "Your strength, heart, and friendship will never be forgotten. You may be gone, but your spirit will keep swinging with us forever," one fan posted. Berlin Police have launched a probe into the circumstances surrounding his death.
The Sun
a day ago
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- The Sun
Abu Yusupov dead at 39: Undefeated boxer stabbed to death after altercation in train station
THE BOXING world is mourning the tragic loss of Abu Yusupov. The Russian was tragically stabbed to death in Berlin on Tuesday following a dispute with a group of people, it's been claimed. 4 4 4 According to Tagesspiegel, the 39-year-old was stabbed in the neck with a knife during the altercation at Gesundbrunnen train station. Police are said to have tried to resuscitate the Chechen before an ambulance transported him to the hospital. But the undefeated Yusupov tragically succumbed to his injuries. News of Yusupov's passing travelled fast and sparked scores of tributes from fight fans worldwide. One wrote: 'Rest in peace to a true fighter, both in the ring and in life. "Your strength, heart, and friendship will never be forgotten. 'You may be gone, but your spirit will keep swinging with us forever.' Another wrote: 'Rest up.' 4 And another wrote with a praying ah da emoji: 'RIP.' One remarked: 'We would like to express our deep sympathy and condolences to the bereaved. R.I.P. Champion' Another chimed in: 'May he rest in peace.' The WBC also paid tribute, writing: 'WBC mourns the passing of Abu Yusupov "Undefeated Chechen boxer Abu Yusupov (9-0-1), 39, was fatally stabbed in Berlin, Germany. "In his most recent bout last January, he defeated Giorgi Kandelaki by decision. "Abu is survived by his wife and three young children. "His story of perseverance and love for boxing will forever be etched in our sport. "The entire WBC family and its President, Mauricio Sulaiman, send our deepest condolences to Abu's family and friends during this difficult time." The late Yusupov made his professional debut back in 2020, scoring a 39-second knockout of Benjamin Kunz. He'd go on to register eight more wins, six of which came by way of stoppage. His last outing took place in January and saw him register a decision victory over Giorgi Kandelaki in a six-round affair.
Scottish Sun
a day ago
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- Scottish Sun
Abu Yusupov dead at 39: Undefeated boxer stabbed to death after altercation in train station
The 39-year-old leaves behind his wife and three children BOXING TRAGEDY Abu Yusupov dead at 39: Undefeated boxer stabbed to death after altercation in train station Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) THE BOXING world is mourning the tragic loss of Abu Yusupov. The Russian was tragically stabbed to death in Berlin on Tuesday following a dispute with a group of people, it's been claimed. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 4 Boxer Abu Yusupov has died aged 39 after being stabbed in Berlin 4 The undefeated Russian was stabbed in the neck after a dispute with a group of people at Gesundbrunnen train station Credit: INSTAGRAM@ABU_DER_WOLF 4 The Chechen succumbed to his injuries in the hospital Credit: INSTAGRAM@ABU_DER_WOLF According to Tagesspiegel, the 39-year-old was stabbed in the neck with a knife during the altercation at Gesundbrunnen train station. Police are said to have tried to resuscitate the Chechen before an ambulance transported him to the hospital. But the undefeated Yusupov tragically succumbed to his injuries. News of Yusupov's passing travelled fast and sparked scores of tributes from fight fans worldwide. One wrote: 'Rest in peace to a true fighter, both in the ring and in life. "Your strength, heart, and friendship will never be forgotten. 'You may be gone, but your spirit will keep swinging with us forever.' Another wrote: 'Rest up.' 4 Tributes have poured in for the late Abu Yusupov, who leaves behind a wife and three children Credit: INSTAGRAM@ABU_DER_WOLF And another wrote with a praying ah da emoji: 'RIP.' One remarked: 'We would like to express our deep sympathy and condolences to the bereaved. R.I.P. Champion' Another chimed in: 'May he rest in peace.' The WBC also paid tribute, writing: 'WBC mourns the passing of Abu Yusupov "Undefeated Chechen boxer Abu Yusupov (9-0-1), 39, was fatally stabbed in Berlin, Germany. "In his most recent bout last January, he defeated Giorgi Kandelaki by decision. "Abu is survived by his wife and three young children. "His story of perseverance and love for boxing will forever be etched in our sport. "The entire WBC family and its President, Mauricio Sulaiman, send our deepest condolences to Abu's family and friends during this difficult time." The late Yusupov made his professional debut back in 2020, scoring a 39-second knockout of Benjamin Kunz. He'd go on to register eight more wins, six of which came by way of stoppage. His last outing took place in January and saw him register a decision victory over Giorgi Kandelaki in a six-round affair. Berlin police are currently investigating the tragic circumstances which led to Yuspov's passing.
The Irish Sun
a day ago
- Sport
- The Irish Sun
Abu Yusupov dead at 39: Undefeated boxer stabbed to death after altercation in train station
THE BOXING world is mourning the tragic loss of Abu Yusupov. The Russian was tragically stabbed to death in Berlin on Tuesday following a dispute with a group of people, it's been claimed. Advertisement 4 Boxer Abu Yusupov has died aged 39 after being stabbed in Berlin 4 The undefeated Russian was stabbed in the neck after a dispute with a group of people at Gesundbrunnen train station Credit: INSTAGRAM@ABU_DER_WOLF 4 The Chechen succumbed to his injuries in the hospital Credit: INSTAGRAM@ABU_DER_WOLF According to Police are said to have tried to resuscitate the Chechen before an ambulance transported him to the hospital. But the undefeated Yusupov tragically succumbed to his injuries. News of Yusupov's passing travelled fast and sparked scores of tributes from fight fans worldwide. Advertisement READ MORE BOXING NEWS One wrote: 'Rest in peace to a true fighter, both in the ring and in life. "Your strength, heart, and friendship will never be forgotten. 'You may be gone, but your spirit will keep swinging with us forever.' Another wrote: 'Rest up.' Advertisement Most read in Boxing 4 Tributes have poured in for the late Abu Yusupov, who leaves behind a wife and three children Credit: INSTAGRAM@ABU_DER_WOLF And another wrote with a praying ah da emoji: 'RIP.' One remarked: 'We would like to express our deep sympathy and condolences to the bereaved. R.I.P. Champion' Another chimed in: 'May he rest in peace.' Advertisement The WBC also paid tribute, writing: 'WBC mourns the passing of Abu Yusupov "Undefeated Chechen boxer Abu Yusupov (9-0-1), 39, was fatally stabbed in Berlin, "In his most recent bout last January, he defeated Giorgi Kandelaki by decision. "Abu is survived by his wife and three young children. Advertisement "His story of perseverance and love for boxing will forever be etched in our sport. "The entire WBC family and its President, Mauricio Sulaiman, send our deepest condolences to Abu's family and friends during this difficult time." The late Yusupov made his professional debut back in 2020, scoring a 39-second knockout of Benjamin Kunz. He'd go on to register eight more wins, six of which came by way of stoppage. Advertisement His last outing took place in January and saw him register a decision victory over Giorgi Kandelaki in a six-round affair. Berlin police are currently investigating the tragic circumstances which led to Yuspov's passing.
