News Badr Hari did it again: arrested!

[pipilica]

Badr Hari was arrested in Amsterdam on Sunday night on suspicion of assaulting his ex-partner. He allegedly hit the mother of his 5 children in the face. The 40-year-old kickboxer was previously sentenced to prison for the serious assault of businessman Koen Everink in 2012.

Hari was arrested by the police and has been in custody ever since, his lawyer Cem Polat confirms. "That's the only thing I can say about it." There had been signals for some time that he would abuse his ex-partner, and there was also contact with the police about that.

Kickbokser Badr Hari opgepakt op verdenking van mishandelen ex in de deuropening

Badr Hari is zondagavond in Amsterdam opgepakt op verdenking van het mishandelen van zijn ex-partner. Hij zou de moeder van zijn vijf kinderen in het gezicht hebben geslagen. De 40-jarige kickbokser werd eerder veroordeeld tot een gevangenisstraf vanwege de zware mishandeling van zakenman Koen...

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[Snubnoze707]

Well I guess he finally won a fight. Had to be a women not surprisingly.

Badr is and has always been pure filth.

I don't ever want to see this guy on a Glory broadcast again. It's over.

 

[Blazeblack]

No one shits the bed quite like Hari does.

 

[Tayski]

What a fucking scum. Guys like that should just be locked up, they're a danger to society. Him, Jon Jones and McGregor are competiting for who's getting the most court cases.

 

[Blazeblack]

What a fucking scum. Guys like that should just be locked up, they're a danger to society. Him, Jon Jones and McGregor are competiting for who's getting the most court cases.

Well, it's not like he hasn't brutally assaulted people in the past and he isn't about to change his stripes now. There's no excuse for it, and no justification for how the Justice system in Holland has let him do this again with only a slap on the wrist.

 

[pipilica]

What a fucking scum. Guys like that should just be locked up, they're a danger to society. Him, Jon Jones and McGregor are competiting for who's getting the most court cases.

I don't know who's worse, him or Ben Saddik. And quiet Moroccans like Beztati don't get the same popularity. You have to be a bad boy in their world.

Jamal seems to be more "refined" and a consistent doping violator.

 

[Blazeblack]

I don't know who's worse, him or Ben Saddik. And quiet Moroccans like Beztati don't get the same popularity. You have to be a bad boy in their world.

Jamal seems to be more "refined" and a consistent doping violator.

I mean Saddik's been busted for PEDs a couple times, arrested for money laundering, and has obviously had some pretty infamous fouls, but it's hard to put him in the same league as Badr.

Badr's rap sheet is just sickening. Not to mention that he's repeatedly shown himself to be unstable and violent in a way Saddik hasn't.

 

[pipilica]

Yeah, Jamal was a little bit like a chief of mafia (they said), and Badr used to be involved in so many disco assaults according to media.

Dutch justice is gentle... it's unique!

 

[Doctor Grudge]

Jamal is an organized black market criminal. Badr is is just flat out violent and unhinged. Badr would be the executioner if he was raised in the mafia.

 

[Bigsexy1984]

Jamal is an organized black market criminal. Badr is is just flat out violent and unhinged. Badr would be the executioner if he was raised in the mafia.

Jamal is who he is, but he’s no hothead at all. Badr is just insane and with zero impulse control. It’s a miracle he hasn’t killed anyone outside the ring.

 

[JonnyBonesPharmacist]

Hes always been unhinged. He was a great fighter back in the day, and that is probably why

 

[GordoBarraBJJ]

Time to throw away the key before he goes full Valero on his wife and kids.

 

[Neck&Neck]

 

[Ara tech]

There are good and bad people everywhere, and we all make our mistakes in life.

What is important is to move on and learn from them. We do not know the whole story so that is difficult to judge.

 

[Blazeblack]

There are good and bad people everywhere, and we all make our mistakes in life.

What is important is to move on and learn from them. We do not know the whole story so that is difficult to judge.

Learning from his mistakes, that's Badr in a nut shell.

 

[Ara tech]

Learning from his mistakes, that's Badr in a nut shell.

Badri Hara never was a bad guy or an evil person, he just had a very choleric temparement with poor self control, it led him many times to make some mistakes.

He made it out of poverty, had a great career, was a terror in the ring became a legend. Rich and healthy, a rare combination for old men in combat sport... Not someone I would cry for.

 

[Blazeblack]

Badri Hara never was a bad guy or an evil person, he just had a very choleric temparement with poor self control, it led him many times to make some mistakes.

He made it out of poverty, had a great career, was a terror in the ring became a legend. Rich and healthy, a rare combination for old men in combat sport... Not someone I would cry for.

I mean I was always a fan of him in the ring. But how many times can you give a guy a pass for shitting on himself, and making the sport look like f#cking dog shit?

 

[Lord_Impaler]

I mean you can tell the guy is bad news just by looking at him

 

[Felya]

I've only seen him fight twice and both times he lost. I never liked him.

 

[Blazeblack]

I've only seen him fight twice and both times he lost. I never liked him.

He was something else back in the day, but he hasn't really been a top fighter since 2012. Super talented, but had a tendency to shit the bed at the worse possible time. That and he was always pretty chinny, even at his peak.

Although who knows, he probably pissed away his best years in jail.. One of the biggest waste of talents in the history of the sport. And he has no one to blame for that but himself.