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Wicknell Chivayo: MMA fighter who beefed with businessman expresses regret

Wicknell Chivayo: MMA fighter who beefed with businessman expresses regret

MMA fighter Themba Gorimbo reflects on his regret after Wicknell Chivayo’s death, revealing their public feud and urging people to let go of resentment and pain.

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MMA fighter Themba Gorimbo has opened up about the deep regret he carries after the death of Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo, the man he had a very public falling-out with.

In a video posted to Instagram on Saturday, 14 November, Gorimbo filmed himself inside a moving car, speaking candidly to the camera in what quickly became one of his most raw and personal public moments.

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What made the video particularly striking was Gorimbo's honesty about his initial reaction to the news of Chivayo's passing.

He went further, saying he could not fully explain the roots of the animosity between them.

The fighter used the moment to reach beyond his own story, turning his grief and shame into a broader message for his followers. He urged anyone carrying resentment towards another person to consider the possibility that time may run out before reconciliation becomes an option.

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Gorimbo closed the video by addressing Chivayo directly, saying he regretted every moment of their online conflict.

In brief

PAY ATTENTION: TUKO is in WhatsApp Channels now! MMA fighter Themba Gorimbo has opened up about the deep regret he carries after the death of Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo, the man he had a very public falling-out with. Toxic Lyrikali celebrates childhood Kayole friend who funded his studio sessions Gorimbo closed the video by addressing Chivayo directly, saying he regretted every moment of their online conflict.

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