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September 29, 2022, 4:28 PM · 2 min read
Mali basketball players are apologizing after getting into a fistfight during a live press conference after a game in Sydney, Australia. Salimatou Kourouma and Kamite Elisabeth Dabou from the Mali women's team were seen throwing punches at each other, and the whole incident was captured on camera by a Serbian news team. "We're here to apologize for the images that were going on social media," Kourouma told reporters . Here's how it happened, and what sparked the fight between the two teammates.
The Mali women's basketball team was in Sydney for the Women's World Cup and had just experienced an 81-68 defeat against Serbia—their fourth straight defeat at the tournament—when the fight broke out. Kourouma punched Dabou repeatedly, much to the horror of their teammates, who attempted to break up the fight. At one point, Dabou was attempting to hold Kourouma in a headlock. Keep reading to learn more and see the video.
The fight quickly went viral, and the two women were forced to apologize for their behavior. "We're here to apologize for the images that were going on social media," Kourouma told reporters on Tuesday, with Dabou sat next to her. "It was not our intention and we were frustrated because of the loss. We are here to apologize to the world of basketball (and the) FIBA World Cup."
Mali star men's player Mahamadou Kante is defending the pair via an Instagram post written in French. "I see some people who allow themselves to say anything about what happened after the game against Serbia," he says . "I just want to say that it is normal that there are misunderstandings in a family because this group for me is a family."
Mali only qualified for their second World Cup after Nigeria pulled out, citing government and administrative issues in their country. "Winless on court, shameless off it😢Mali benefited from Nigeria's withdrawal to compete," tweeted BBC sports journalist Oluwashina Okeleji , who posted a video of the fight.
Basketball international governing body FIBA says it will look into the incident and decide what measures should be taken . "FIBA acknowledged today that there was an altercation between Mali players in the mixed zone following the Group B game Serbia-Mali at the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup 2022. Following the incident, FIBA has opened an investigation. Once the investigation is concluded, FIBA will decide on any applicable disciplinary measures."
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Mali's Salimatou Kourouma and Kamite Elisabeth Dabou were involved in an altercation after Mali was eliminated from the tournament on Monday.
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By Adam Barnhardt
- September 28, 2022 06:15 pm EDT

Like every other Marvel-produced series that aired on Netflix, Iron Fist was unceremoniously canceled once Disney began developing its own streaming service. While some shows in that corner of the Marvel world had a chance to wrap up their stories, others were cut short in the midst of storylines just starting to be fleshed. Case in point, the second season of Iron Fist was largely viewed as a reset, something to change the viewpoints of audiences after a disastrous first outing.
Because of that, those behind the series wrote the second season as if it would carry into a third. Unfortunately for fans of the show, it was stopped short, right as it was about to adapt the Living Weapon's most popular comic series.
"I love Danny Rand. I love that character. I love everything about him. I think he's such a jewel, and so did [showrunner Raven Metzner] as well. And we really would just vibe out and geek out together about the prospects of what we could create with that character," Finn Jones tells us about prospects of a third season.
"And the second season was really all about course correction. It was like, how do we just change the course and the conversation around this show, and just bring it up to a place that we can feel proud of," he adds. "And then we can take the show in the direction that we really want to take it in."
That's when Jones says the third season would have featured Rand and Ward Meachum (Tom Pelphrey) on a globe-trotting adventure which would tie into the Orson Randall stories of the Immortal Iron Fist source material.
"Raven especially wanted to see Danny and Ward off in distant lands fighting crime and having the guns and the Orson Randall and that kind of persona," Jones continues. "And then Colleen would be in New York with the Iron Fist, kind of coming to terms with that responsibility. And then eventually over I think the course of that season, they would find each other again and become whole. Yeah, there was a lot of interesting ways that we could have moved forward with that show."
Both seasons of Iron Fist are now streaming on Disney+ while The Visitor is available on digital demand October 7th.
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The Defenders' Finn Jones wants Iron Fist to appear in Marvel's Shang-Chi 2, but he has a different actor other than himself in mind for the role.
Iron Fist star Finn Jones has said he would love to see former co-star Jessica Henwick reprise her role as Colleen Wing in Marvel Studios' upcoming Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings sequel.
In a recent interview with ComicBook.com , Jones shared his hope for Henwick to continue Colleen's arc in the Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings sequel, after her storyline was cut short due to Iron Fist 's c ancellation in 2018. He said, "It would be nice to see Colleen come back and still have that Iron Fist as well... I think it would be cool if she showed up in Shang-Chi and still had the Iron Fist. There's so much possibility that you can do with this from where we left off for season two."
The fourth of Netflix's line of shows set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Iron Fist starred Jones as Danny Rand, also known as Iron Fist-- a billionaire orphan who returns to his home as an adult after having spent years away training to fight. The show was panned by critics over its dialogue, fight scenes and Jones' performance. Henwick's performance as Colleen, on the other hand, was one of the most universally praised elements of the series.
Henwick's work in the series was so acclaimed, in fact, that Marvel Studios had offered her a role in 2021's Shang-Chi as Xu Xialing, the sister of the title character. In December 2021, Henwick revealed she had turned down the role in favor of The Matrix Resurrections in part out of hope of reprising Colleen someday. "If I did [ Shang-Chi ], I would effectively be putting Colleen to bed," Henwick previously said. "It wasn't the main factor, but it definitely came up in conversation. I love Colleen. She changed my life." Of course, if I was given the opportunity to revisit her, I would, but I just don't know how likely that is."
Marvel Studios has yet to provide any concrete details regarding the upcoming Shang-Chi sequel. It was suggested recently that director Destin Daniel Cretton may be returning to direct, though this has not been officially confirmed. This rumor surfaced shortly after the announcement that Cretton had signed on to helm Avengers: The Kang Dynasty , which is set to be released the same year as Shang-Chi 2 .
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings and Iron Fist are both available to stream now on Disney+.
Riley DeBoer is a News Writer for CBR.com, where he typically writes articles about film and television news. Riley has a passion for creative stories, and hopes to one day write for a TV show. He recently graduated from Northern Illinois University, where he studied Communications and Media Studies. He also has experience working as an assistant in the writer’s room for a potential upcoming scripted series, during which he was even promoted to co-write an episode script. You may also know Riley from his author bio that you are currently reading right now!
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