JAKARTA – Behind his harsh preparation for the boxing match, El Rumi has deeper concerns than just bruises or facial injuries.
Ahmad Dhani and Maia Estianty’s second son admitted that his biggest fear was the long-term health impact that could be caused by the fistfighting sport.
El publicly stated that the risk of degenerative diseases such as Parkinson’s is the main consideration, and this is also the most worrying of his family.
“Actually, if you are injured, it’s not too much of a problem, it’s more of a long-term effect,” said El Rumi in the Central Jakarta area, Friday, August 8.
“If you get injured, you will be injured for a month or two, you will lose the most abrasions, but in 10 years, parkinson is not funny,” he continued seriously.
This concern is the main reason his family, especially his mother, insists that he continues to wear a headguard.
“Many of our families have suffered from it.. now the disease is 10 years away, it’s a stroke, suddenly it’s parkinson that’s just a fear,” he explained.
Support from people closest to him such as his lover, Syifa Hadju, is also colored with natural anxiety.
“Women must have concerns, I don’t know mothers, I don’t know girlfriends, especially mothers, for sure, the name is boxing, there must be definite concerns,” concluded El.
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