@1punch03: Асу Алмабаев и Кёдзи Хоригучи неожиданно встретились возле лифта перед своим предстоящим поединком. Короткий момент попал на видео и быстро разлетелся по соцсетям. Атмосфера была напряжённой, но без конфликта — бойцы просто прошли мимо друг друга. 🔥 Теперь внимание полностью переключается на октагон. 21 ноября в Дохе (Катар) Алмабаев и Хоригучи встретятся в очном бою UFC. Их противостояние обещает стать одним из самых интересных событий вечера. #UFC #mma #sport #asualmabayev #kz

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aihan_amangeldiev
Aihan_A_A_01 :
неге духтан сынып тұрсың асу
2026-10-03 06:00:43
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boss_astanaa
𓄂𝐁𝐎𝐒𝐒 :
Асудын духы сынды уже 😂
2026-10-03 03:43:02
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user8553077793615
Аzеке :
Бой қашан болады жігіттер???
2026-10-25 11:43:45
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baimurzaev_1
Ельдос :
Асу мен Алыби Харигучидан уялып тургой😂😂😂😂
2026-10-03 03:34:50
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omirbek1990kz
Омирбек :
Харигучи жаксы жигит,
2026-10-02 21:27:53
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barys.barysov
Barys Barysov :
Жапонын дерзкий екен түрінен көрініп тұр
2026-10-03 11:06:36
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user5237073332257
Ернат :
Асу Алла буирса женеди дугада болайык
2026-10-03 06:09:12
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aza_mat__
Azamat :
Асу ұялып тұрма қорқып тұрма
2026-10-03 02:35:19
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name81616
Name :
көзінде коркыныш барма калаи
2026-10-03 06:39:44
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bgmv_qzb
bgmv_qzb :
Быть простым спокойным и без понтов не значит страх в глазах . На то они Волки степи
2026-10-04 14:40:02
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user1717179993625
Марат :
САМУРАЙ 👍
2026-10-03 09:53:08
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ibraimovtilek
tilek :
асу утат кудай буйруса
2026-10-15 17:27:23
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goroddorog4
🏆⚽КАНА⚽🏆 :
Харагучи Еркек жалгыз ози турго
2026-10-02 22:18:16
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qwertzxcv02
qwertzxcv02 :
Санжарды кашан коремыз юфсда
2026-10-02 22:07:57
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baglan_zhanserik
Baglan_Zhanserik :
Видно что Асу чухает страх🤨
2026-10-03 13:30:57
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user5237073332257
Ернат :
хоригучи отирик кулип кояды😂
2026-10-03 06:08:19
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qazaq.ahmet
Qazaq_Republic :
Кодекс чести и уважения к сопернику у японцев 🔥
2026-10-03 04:28:10
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user7041923531220
Сабит Смаилов :
Күлкісіде басқа мәдинеттің адамы екені білінеді Жауынгер екені көрініп тұрғой
2026-10-03 09:40:23
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vv.vv.94
turan_elita_kz :
қарапайым болу керекко. өзіңе көп алмай. АСУ алға👍👍👍
2026-10-25 07:32:49
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ruslan.irlan
ruslan_irlan :
Асу братқа Аллах жар болсын Сәттілік тек.Казакстаннанда бір чемпион шығатын уакыт болған шығар.
2026-10-25 04:26:44
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syliimenov
Syliimenov :
харигучи ұтыла сал асу сен ұта сал
2026-10-25 16:06:06
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jorabai87_1
Жомарт 08 :
Асу алга
2026-10-25 10:42:13
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user6181249128157
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2026-10-02 21:33:34
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He had spent 27 years serving his country. When danger reached his school, Chris Hixon ran toward it again—not as a sailor, but as the man responsible for protecting his students. On February 14, 2018, Hixon was working as athletic director and campus security monitor at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, when a sh*oter began moving through the building. Students were desperately searching for safety. Hixon moved toward the danger. A U.S. Navy veteran who had served during Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm, he understood duty long before he ever worked at the school. But his commitment to students went far beyond his job description. He coached wrestling and volleyball, stepping into coaching vacancies so students could continue competing rather than lose their seasons. To them, he wasn't just an administrator. He was someone who showed up. When the attck began, Hixon tried to help students escape and protect those still inside. He was fatally wounded during his efforts. He was 49 years old. The tragedy took the life of a man who had spent decades serving others—in uniform, on the athletic field, and in school hallways where teenagers depended on adults to keep them safe. His colleagues and students remembered his generosity, his dedication, and his willingness to take responsibility when others needed him. Chris Hixon had already given 27 years to the Navy. He could have spent his remaining years simply enjoying retirement from military service. Instead, he continued serving—coaching young people, supporting their ambitions, and trying to protect them when their school became a place of danger. His uniform had changed. His sense of duty had not. 🇺🇸🕊️
He had spent 27 years serving his country. When danger reached his school, Chris Hixon ran toward it again—not as a sailor, but as the man responsible for protecting his students. On February 14, 2018, Hixon was working as athletic director and campus security monitor at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, when a sh*oter began moving through the building. Students were desperately searching for safety. Hixon moved toward the danger. A U.S. Navy veteran who had served during Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm, he understood duty long before he ever worked at the school. But his commitment to students went far beyond his job description. He coached wrestling and volleyball, stepping into coaching vacancies so students could continue competing rather than lose their seasons. To them, he wasn't just an administrator. He was someone who showed up. When the attck began, Hixon tried to help students escape and protect those still inside. He was fatally wounded during his efforts. He was 49 years old. The tragedy took the life of a man who had spent decades serving others—in uniform, on the athletic field, and in school hallways where teenagers depended on adults to keep them safe. His colleagues and students remembered his generosity, his dedication, and his willingness to take responsibility when others needed him. Chris Hixon had already given 27 years to the Navy. He could have spent his remaining years simply enjoying retirement from military service. Instead, he continued serving—coaching young people, supporting their ambitions, and trying to protect them when their school became a place of danger. His uniform had changed. His sense of duty had not. 🇺🇸🕊️

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