Dictator’s grandson blasts ‘unfair’ result after disqualification in first fight[1][2]
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Disqualification After Headbutting
During a bout on the Commonwealth Games boxing program, the younger son of a North‑African dictator was dismissed from the ring after the referee ruled he had delivered a headbutt to his opponent.
Chaos Unfolds in Under Ten Minutes
The clash, which had been billed as one of the most‑anticipated bouts of the Games, descended into turmoil within less than ten minutes of action, as the fighters exchanged a flurry of blows that culminated in the headbutt that prompted the disqualification.
Athlete Calls Decision Unfair
Following the referee’s ruling, the grandson—who was competing in only his first fight—issued a statement alleging that the decision was unfair and that he was disqualified wrongly.
Results and Next Steps
With the bout’s finish decided by the referee’s intervention, the event was declared over and the opponent was declared the winner by disqualification. A review panel will examine whether the ruling adhered to the Commonwealth Games boxing regulations.
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