An active member of the anti-Axist movement, 41-year-old three-time world kickboxing champion Frederic Sinistra, died of coronavirus after being discharged from hospital in Liege, Belgium.

For his lightning-fast heavy blow, Sinistra received the nickname "Undertaker" in the ring. Now it sounds with ominous irony: in fact, as the representatives of the authorities note, he has brought himself to the grave by unwillingness to admit the obvious.

On his Facebook page, Sinistra posted his own photo and video from the hospital ward: he was on oxygen support, with tubes in his nose. Judging by the video, it was difficult for the man to breathe, but at the same time he declared to his numerous fans: "I have no time to roll around here and be lazy." He was forced to go to the clinic by his 50-year-old coach Osman Yigin, who understood that Frederick was in mortal danger. The fighter's mentor made a statement on television, stating that he refuses to train him if he does not go to the hospital.

The world champion called the covid a "small sore" and spoke contemptuously of those who were vaccinated against COVID-19 and wear protective masks. Sinistra was discharged from the hospital without permission, although the doctors insisted that he stay there and continue the course of treatment: although his test was already negative, they feared complications.

Until the very last day of his life, the Belgian athlete was active on social networks, convincing his subscribers that everything was fine with him. At the same time, he continued to taunt the "alarmists" who are afraid of the coronavirus, and urged people to refuse vaccination. Then, according to his coach, Sinistra nevertheless admitted that he felt bad, and the virus, it seems, still turned out to be a terrible disease, and not a "minor sore." But it was too late.

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