Mixed martial arts fighter Usman Nurmagomedov has been sentenced to six months in prison by justice in Abu Dhabi following the violent clash with Merab Dvalishvili, which occurred on November 11th in a hotel hall.
The court ruling includes five other members of his group who have been sentenced to the same degree. Each of them must also pay a fine of about 27 thousand euros.
The news has revealed journalist Ariel Helwani, referring to a communique of Abu Dhabi’s Judiciary Department.
In addition to being sentenced to prison and fines, all six convicts will be deported by the United Arab Emirates after serving their sentence.
They have been found guilty of violating public safety, causing panic and endangering the lives of other people.
The fight took place at a hotel in Abu Dhabi, the moment Dvalishvili was conducting an interview. Nuragomedov and some members of his group approached the Georgian warrior from behind as the situation overcame physical clashes between the two groups.
The event, which shocked the world of mixed martial arts, prompted the intervention of Abu Dhabi police. A total of 10 people were arrested by authorities, including two individuals who filmed the clash.
Meanwhile, financial measures by authorities have also been pronounced against Divalishvili and his associate Saba Lazishvili.
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