The national arena experienced an intense day of wrestling on Sunday, marked by Ada Fass's victory over Eumeu Sène in a highly anticipated fight organized by Gaston Production in front of a very large crowd.

The program featured ten consecutive fights from 4:00 PM to 7:30 PM, in an electric atmosphere. The highlight of the event, the clash between Eumeu Sène and Ada Fass, ended in a victory for the latter, to the cheers of a large crowd. A significant security presence was deployed both inside and outside the venue to manage the event.

Incidents quickly brought under control

Despite the festive atmosphere, some tensions arose on the sidelines of the match. Near the pitch located on the Technopole road, Pikine supporters suddenly emerged from alleyways to attack Ada Fass supporters using that route, triggering a reciprocal exchange of stones. Police quickly intervened, dispersing the crowd with tear gas before securing the area.

A second incident occurred near the cemetery roundabout, where renewed stone-throwing broke out between supporters. Officers from the Pikine district police station also responded swiftly, ending the clashes in the same manner. No injuries or property damage were reported.

25 arrests in total

At the end of the day, law enforcement arrested 25 individuals as part of securing the event, distributed as follows: 10 for investigative purposes, 8 for identity checks, 4 for theft, 2 for fighting in public and 1 for intentional assault and battery accompanied by public and manifest drunkenness.