Asadkhoja Moydinkhojayev was caught driving at 110 km/h in Tahoe gifted by the President (video)
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24 September 58920
Asadkhoja Moydinkhojayev, the Uzbek boxing champion who won gold at the Paris Olympics, was filmed driving a Tahoe at a speed of 110 km/h on the streets of Tashkent. The video, shared on his Instagram, sparked significant discussion before being deleted from his account.
The speed limit for vehicles in Tashkent is set at 60 km/h, raising concerns about the athlete's actions.
For context, Asadkhoja Moydinkhojayev is a member of Uzbekistan's national boxing team, competing in the under-71 kg weight category. He secured his Olympic gold by defeating Mexico's Marco Alonso Verde Alvarez in the final match at the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics.
It’s worth noting that the eight gold medalists from the Paris Olympics received substantial rewards, including $200,000, a two-story cottage, and a Tahoe car. Those who placed second received $100,000, a cottage, and a BYD Song Plus vehicle, while bronze medalists were awarded $50,000 along with housing and a BYD.
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