After the heavy accusations of the Olympic champion Margaux Pinot, the former team-mate and coach Alain Schmitt told his version of events defending himself.
If she wasn’t a judoka probably by now Margaux Pinot would be dead. This is what the Olympic champion said in the last press conference after the violence suffered by the former teammate and coach Alain schmitt. A bad story of violence, which investigators are trying to reconstruct after the man arrested on the night between Sunday and Monday, was later released.
What happened in the 27-year-old’s home? Her story was creepy, as were the marks on her face, children of the violent punches she received, which also cost her a concussion. And who knows how it would have turned out if Pinot hadn’t freed herself from Schmitt’s grip to flee to a neighbor’s house, from where she then managed to ask for help after that discussion ended badly.
A story that of the champion, which, however, is strongly questioned by the now ex-partner who has once again reiterated what is her truth of the facts exclusively on the set of BFMTV. Schmitt, who was preparing to become the new coach of the Israeli women’s judo team, denied having hit Pinot, speaking of a violent dispute: “We got hooked, and we ’embarked’ with all our strength. She says she couldn’t use her arms, but something is wrong. According to her, I got on top of her and gave her five hits. But did she hit me without using her arms? His version is incredible. I didn’t punch her or even kick her. “
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When it was pointed out to him that the marks on the Pinot’s face, however, tell another story, Schmitt explained: “We slammed everywhere, we took the door, the radiator, the corners of the doors, the floor. I ran to meet her and she says I hit her”. Alain Schmitt also wanted to show what he says are the signs of the struggle: “A doctor gave me a 4 day prognosis. But after a while I found myself in the cell “. And the former judoka and coach did not hide his bitterness: “You can imagine that my image is in a sorry state. Everyone reacted. Everyone reacted too quickly.”
