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Malaysia’s debut Hyrox event in jeopardy over beer sponsorship

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By Iman Muttaqin Yusof
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Malaysia’s debut Hyrox event in jeopardy over beer sponsorship
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Muslim entrants are threatening to pull out of Malaysia’s first Hyrox fitness competition over a partnership with beer brand Carlsberg, as authorities warn organisers that approval will be withheld unless the alcohol sponsorship is scrapped. The tie-up has angered some participants who say it conflicts with both their faith and the event’s promotion of fitness, highlighting tensions over alcohol marketing in Muslim-majority Malaysia. On Wednesday, Youth and Sports Minister Mohammed Taufiq Johari

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  • Malaysia’s debut Hyrox event in jeopardy over beer sponsorship.
  • The tie-up has angered some participants who say it conflicts with both their faith and the event’s promotion of fitness, highlighting tensions over alcohol marketing in Muslim-majority Malaysia.
  • The tie-up has angered some participants who say it conflicts with both their faith and the event’s promotion of fitness, highlighting tensions over alcohol marketing in Muslim-majority Malaysia.

Muslim entrants are threatening to pull out of Malaysia’s first Hyrox fitness competition over a partnership with beer brand Carlsberg, as authorities warn organisers that approval will be withheld unless the alcohol sponsorship is scrapped. The tie-up has angered some participants who say it conflicts with both their faith and the event’s promotion of fitness, highlighting tensions over alcohol marketing in Muslim-majority Malaysia. On Wednesday, Youth and Sports Minister Mohammed Taufiq Johari...

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