American boxer Divin Hani Sylvester Stallone was targeted by the recent actor's comment about the current boxing.
Stallone, who was nominated for an Academy Award, received a tribute from critics for embodying the role of the famous boxer Rocky Balboa in Philadelphia in the famous movie concession.
A recent video clip appeared on social media showing Stallone, carrying the gloves he wore in the mid -seventies while filming the original sports drama. At some point during the video, Stallone suggested that the gloves were identical to what it is Professional boxers Used in 70s.
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Divin Hani talks to the media after winning the World Lightweight World Championship match between George Cambusos Junior from Australia and Divin Hani from the United States in Road Lafir Arena on October 16, 2022 in Melbourne, Australia. (Kelly Devin / Getty Imaguz)
“They do not even allow these things today because they are very dangerous. But this is what they used when I made the movie. They barely reach six ounces, they are Rice and they are literally fighting. I still keep them.” Because when things were more difficult, I am sorry, life was a little easier, easier and easier … I cherish hard work, although I hate it. “
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Hani disagreed with Stalon's confirmation and participated in his refutation via X, previously known as Twitter.
Sylvester Stallone and Karl Weather at the filming site “Rocky” in 1976. (United Artists/Getti Imaguz)
“The elegant hook from the fish hooks does not know, and he had the audacity to speak at times when boxing was easier as if he was not just an actor … Friends were not real Rocky films.” Hani wrote.
A surprising defeat last April for Ryan Garcia This was the last appearance of Hani in a professional match.
Divin Hani (gray trunks) runs his corner between rounds against Ryan Garcia during the very light WBC title match at the Barclays Center on April 20, 2024 in New York City. (Al -Bilo / Getti Imagaz)
Hani, also known as “dream”, eventually resorted to legal asylum against Garcia after he learned that Garcia failed in several drug tests before the match.
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The officials later canceled Garcia's victory and ruled that there was no competition.
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