Clash over reputation intensifies. - It's time to abandon bedroom activities and embrace boxing.
Evi has two issues with her rival, Alessa: she alleges that Alessa hit on Evi's ex-boyfriend Leandro (24) and made derogatory comments about body sizes on "Love Island" 2023. In case you're unfamiliar, on the program, Alessa made some embarrassed remarks about one of the contestants' physiques: "Guys, have you seen her ass? I'm always looking for it."
Interestingly, these comments were not about Evi, yet Evi still holds Alessa accountable, saying in a press conference, "There are many people who don't feel comfortable in their bodies. I've been body-shamed as well, so it bothers me so much since I identify with these people."
Suddenly, Evi suddenly blurted out to Alessa, "You're a fake rat in my eyes. You'll do anything for fame. If you want to know something else, Alessa? Just like you change your boyfriends, you change your undies!" This comment left Alessa feeling chalk-white.
Evi went on, "Maybe you should stop your bedroom antics and start boxing. Next week, we'll be in the ring together." This comment left the online audience incensed as well, with some expressing their displeasure, "What a double standard," "Evi, who cares," and "Bodyshaming is wrong, but slutshaming?"
Evi was overtly hostile towards her opponent. "She's clearly faking fame. She's the only one here who dates guys from the public eye and keeps changing them. The men might fall in love with her and she uses them. That's why I said that, because it's what happened."
Evi defended her words: "It wasn't intended to be sexist or anything." As for what Alessa thought, "I don't think a woman should be blamed for having many or few romantic partners. We're free people; it's 2024."
On May 24, at the Fame Fighting Challenger event, the two will settle their dispute in a boxing ring.
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Source: symclub.org
