Bulletproof Culture Responds To Kyonne and Dale’s Comments On Cancelled Fight
Bulletproof Culture has issued a statement in response to the recent comments made by Kyonne Gravina and Dale Mallia regarding the cancellation of their participation in tonight’s highly anticipated boxing event.
The comments, which were sent to Lovin Malta by the company’s legal representative, reject the accusations made by Gravina and Mallia, calling them “unfounded” and “false”.
The organisation confirmed that, despite the media reports, the decision to not proceed with the fight between the two influencers was made due to several reasons, including unrealistic financial demands.
However, Bulletproof Culture categorically rejected the allegations made by the influencers.
Bulletproof Culture stated that the decision to cancel the fight stemmed from “unrealistic financial expectations” presented by both Gravina and Mallia.
The organisers explained that the pair had “raised their financial demands significantly at the last minute”, making it impossible for them to meet these new terms.
“The fight between Gravina and Mallia was going to be just an exhibition fight within the main event. Therefore this fight was negligible in the highly anticipated event which will feature various respected and professional athletes.”
Another key point of contention raised by Gravina and Mallia were the claims of “humiliating acts” that were allegedly suggested by the organisers including for the loser to either get a tattoo of the other person or undergo the painful process of laser-removing an existing tattoo.
Bulletproof Culture has categorically rejected these suggestions, firmly stating that no such behaviour was ever part of the event’s plans.
“This runs counter to our core values of respect and integrity and we have so far endeavoured to give a platform to promising individuals,” the statement read.
Bulletproof Culture further expressed that the allegations were “defamatory” and stated that it would take all appropriate legal actions to protect its reputation.
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