- Andrea Valdiri was declared the winner of the ‘Stream Fighters 4’ main event after her opponent, Yina Calderón, quit just 20 seconds into the first round.
- The abrupt end to the highly anticipated match enraged the sold-out crowd at the Coliseo Medplus, who threw objects into the ring in protest.
- Event organizer Westcol publicly condemned Calderón’s actions, calling her “disgusting” and promising Valdiri a proper fight in the next edition.
- The fight was subject to a pre-arranged agreement that the loser would not speak of the winner again publicly.
Shock and Outrage at Stream Fighters 4 Main Event
The headline event of Westcol’s ‘Stream Fighters 4’, a boxing match that pitted influencers Andrea Valdiri and Yina Calderón against each other, ended in a shocking fiasco on Saturday night. Before a sold-out Coliseo Medplus in Bogotá, what was meant to be the climax of the evening devolved into chaos as Yina Calderón quit the fight a mere 20 seconds after the opening bell.
The 20-Second Surrender
Months of heated anticipation and public controversy led up to the moment Valdiri and Calderón stepped into the ring. The tension was palpable as the first round began. However, the promised clash was over before it ever truly started. Calderón refused to raise her fists or engage, prompting the referee to halt the fight. To the astonishment of the audience and organizers, Calderón proceeded to remove her gloves, effectively surrendering the match. Andrea Valdiri was immediately declared the winner by default.
A Furious Backlash
The crowd’s disappointment quickly turned to anger. Chants of “coward” echoed through the arena as spectators, feeling cheated out of the main event, began throwing objects into the ring. The presenters pleaded for calm, but the damage was done.
Event organizer Westcol did not mince words, taking the microphone to voice his frustration. “We do not control the actions of such disgusting women,” he announced to the booing crowd. Directing his ire at Calderón, he shouted, “And a cheer for Yina Calderón to go to hell!” He then publicly promised Andrea Valdiri a new fight in the next installment of Stream Fighters to make up for the night’s disastrous conclusion.
Valdiri’s Apology and a Broken Pact
In the aftermath, a victorious but visibly disappointed Andrea Valdiri addressed the situation. She apologized to the Coliseo Medplus and the fans for the anticlimactic ending. The fight was supposed to settle a long-standing feud, with both influencers agreeing to a pact: the loser would be forbidden from speaking about the winner publicly ever again. While Valdiri won on a technicality, the controversial nature of the finish left a sour taste, concluding one of the most anticipated streaming events of the year not with a bang, but with a wave of indignation.
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