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Scottish Sun
6 days ago
- Politics
- Scottish Sun
Shock footage shows bikini-clad women brawling on a beach in Ukraine after group started ‘playing Russian music'
Playing Russian music is banned in Ukraine since the outbreak of war BEACH BIKINI BRAWL Shock footage shows bikini-clad women brawling on a beach in Ukraine after group started 'playing Russian music' THIS is the shocking moment a brawl breaks out between bikini-clad women in war torn Ukraine. The mass scrap was triggered when one group began blasting Russian music on a beach in Odesa, on the Black Sea coast, according to some local reports. Advertisement 4 Around a dozen women and men were involved in the brawl Credit: East2West 4 The group fell to the sand and continued grappling Credit: EAST2WEST 4 A few men got piled in later on Credit: East2West Playing Russian music publicly is banned - so any infringement at the popular Golden Beach would have riled fury. Footage shows a gaggle of women pushing and pulling at each other. One pair each has their fists gripped onto the other's hair before collapsing onto another pair brawling in the sand. Other women pile into the heap, before some men in underpants also get involved. Advertisement Bodies are shoved out of the melee - some tumbling backwards and taking others with them. Things look to have calmed down, but then two men begin wrestling on their feet. And the group of women, now also back on their feet, continues to whack at each other. The Strana news outlet reported that holidaymakers fought on the beach after "a song in Russian was played". Advertisement Odesa has seen almost daily drone or missile strikes during the war - and the famous Golden Beach usually provides a brief respite from the conflict. The port city has faced down more than 700 Russian attacks since war broke out in February 2022. Watch moment migrant boat arrives on Spain hols beach before they are chased & tackled by angry locals At least 131 civilians have been killed and more than 312 wounded by the aerial offensives. The Russian port punch-up follows another beach brawl between migrants and locals on the Spanish coast. Advertisement A migrant boat arrived and unloaded its occupants, who were chased and tackled by angry beach goers. Around a dozen of those who arrived on the boat were detained, with some held by beachgoers until authorities arrived. The shocking incident unfolded on Sotillo Beach in Castell de Ferro, Granada in the afternoon on Sunday. Footage shared on social media shows a speed boat with young men on board arriving at the shore at around 2pm. Advertisement Those on the boat are captured diving into the water in front of stunned holidaymakers and locals. They then swim to the beach before attempting making a run for it. But locals are seen tackling some of the migrants to the ground, whilst others manage to escape. A clip shows a beachgoer in swimming trunks pinning one man down whilst he appears to beg to be let go. Advertisement
The Irish Sun
15-07-2025
- Sport
- The Irish Sun
‘He's a bad guy' – Oleksandr Usyk reveals ‘the only opponent I don't love' ahead of Daniel Dubois fight
OLEKSANDR USYK has revealed the one opponent he truly hated. The former two-weight undisputed champion has seldom said a bad word about any of his opponents during his Hall of Fame career. Advertisement 5 Oleksandr Usyk has friendly relationships with all his past opponents, bar one Credit: GETTY 5 Usyk has an immense dislike for former cruiserweight rival Marco Huck Credit: GETTY 5 Usyk dislikes Huck for the comments he made about his mother, Nadezhda. Credit: EAST2WEST In fact, the Ukrainian has been nothing but complimentary about all the pugilists he's faced - bar one. The fighter in question is the fan favourite's 2017 cruiserweight foe, Marco Huck. In an interview with "Only one of my opponents I don't love. It's Marco Huck." Advertisement READ MORE ON USYK Usyk's disdain for Huck, who aggressively pushed him during a pre-fight press conference, stems from comments the German made about his mother, Nadezha. He continued: "(He's a) bad guy, because this man says bad words (about) my mama. It's bad." Usyk made Huck eat his words with a ten-round beatdown in the semi-finals of the World Boxing Super Series, which saw him retain the WBO cruiserweight title. He'd fight three more times at cruiserweight before leaving the division to pursue heavyweight glory. Advertisement Most read in Boxing JOIN SUN VEGAS: GET £50 BONUS 5 USYK VS DUBOIS 2: Stream, TV channel and undercard info for blockbuster Wembley fight Advertisement The 38-year-old would become unified heavyweight champion in September 2021 with a points victory over Anthony Joshua, whom he bested again the following August. He'd become undisputed king of the heavyweights last May with a decision victory over Tyson Fury in their Riyadh rumble. In camp with Daniel Dubois ahead of Oleksandr Usyk bout Usyk sent Fury into retirement with a dominant win in their rematch last December, although it wasn't for all the heavyweight marbles. The slick southpaw will bid to become two-time undisputed heavyweight champion on Saturday night in a Wembley rematch with Advertisement Usyk stopped the IBF titleholder in the ninth round of the first meeting in August 2023, which was shrouded in controversy due to what the referee deemed to be a low blow from the Brit. 5 Oleksandr Usyk renews his rivalry with Brit Daniel Dubois on Saturday night Credit: RICHARD PELHAM
