Sajad Gharibi
Sajad Gharibi (born 19 December 1991) is a purported Iranian bodybuilder and self-proclaimed mixed martial artist with an adipose physique. His nickname is "the Iranian Hulk" or "Persian Hercules".[1] He is 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighs 265 pounds.[1] CareerIn 2016, he was pursuing screen acting in Iran.[2] Gharibi rose to fame on Instagram, where he posted pictures of his physique and feats of strength.[3] In 2019, UFC star Brian Ortega challenged Gharibi to appear in the MMA ring, and he accepted.[4] Ortega said he would smash “the Iranian Hulk” despite weighing about 120 pounds less than him.[4] Gharibi had previously accepted a match against Britain's Martyn Ford, but the deal was cancelled.[4] At the same time, Gharibi stated that he had agreed to fight Brazilian bodybuilder Romario dos Santos Alves, nicknamed “the Brazilian Hulk”.[4] On July 31, 2022 Gharibi made his boxing debut against "The Kazakh Titan" Djumanov Almat Bakhytovich. Gharibi lost by TKO two minutes into the opening round.[5] Personal lifeGharibi was born in Ahvaz, Iran.[6] He received his Bachelor of Commerce degree from Azad University in Bushehr, Iran.[2] In 2016, Gharibi offered to participate in the fight against ISIS in Syria.[7] He said in a video, "I'm a defender of my country, first. I want to thank General Qasem Soleimani and all the soldiers who lost their lives in Syria. They are my heroes."[7] He lives in Bushehr, Iran.[8] References
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