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Before Bivol and Beterbiev compete in the ring in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Saturday evening, Sky Sports published a video showing a seat on the edge of the “CR7” ring for Ronaldo. However, while the evening took place and Bivol won the undisputed world title of semi-heavy weights, the forties was not found. The absence of the AS of Al-Nassr was explained later by a message on social networks.
CR7 in a very estimated company
He wrote in an Instagram message after meeting the de facto manager of Saudi Arabia: “Happy to celebrate the day of the Foundation with his royal Highness, the Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman, and honored to attend the Horse Race Ceremony of the Saudi Cup in Riyadh”.
Ronaldo is known to be a big boxing fan and attended fights like Tyson Fury against Oleksander Uysk in the heavyweight category last year. But this time, he went to the Saudi Cup, the richest horse racing in the world. He will now focus on football issues and try to win a trophy for Al-Nassr this season.
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