Russian boxer Konstantin Tszyu sued businessman Igor Koz'yakov over… (долг · козьяков · боксёр)
Russian boxer Konstantin Tszyu sued businessman Igor Koz'yakov over a loan of seven million rubles, which he claimed was not repaid despite initial agreements and subsequent attempts at settlement. The case led to an investigation into alleged fraud, with both parties participating in a lengthy confrontation meeting.
Consensus
- Konstantin Tszyu lent Igor Koz'yakov money between 2018 and 2019 for business development.
- The loan amounted to seven million rubles, with interest applied according to a formal contract.
- Koz'yakov was investigated by police on suspicion of fraud under Article 159, Part 4 of the Russian Criminal Code.
- A confrontation meeting (ocular examination) between Tszyu and Koz'yakov took place in July.
- Tszyu claimed he did not receive repayment despite a court ruling in his favor.
- Koz'yakov stated that delays were due to pandemic-related financial difficulties and offered alternative settlements.
Points of divergence
- The loan was initially five million rubles, followed by an additional two million rubles; the first sum had a 34% annual interest rate, while the second had a 34% monthly rate. — vm
- Tszyu admitted during the confrontation that he did not consider the pledge agreement significant and never intended to use it. — vesti
- Koz'yakov is suspected of fraud, but no formal charges have been filed; some claimants may have falsified evidence or exaggerated loan amounts. — kommersant
Coverage (4 sources)
- Kostya Tszyu vs Businessman Koz'yakov: What is Known, Positions of the Parties, Settlement Offer, Confrontation, Main Points — Вечерняя Москва
- Konstantin Tszyu and the suspect in the theft of 7 million rubles had a face-to-face meeting — Вести
- Boxer Ko Se-jun summoned for face-to-face meeting with police: the essence of the case — Вечерняя Москва
- Jiu Kungo summoned to police for face-to-face meeting — Коммерсантъ