Kazakhstan Volleyball team player Sabina Altynbekova is causing a craze online for her beautiful looks which the netizens claimed her to be the most beautiful volleyball player probably for today’s generation. Instead of hearing and reading news about the volleyball competition where Altynbekova joined, pictures and videos of her overpowered updates about the sport competition.
When did Sabina Altynbekova craze started? News says that the craze started when the beautiful volleyball player and her team went to compete in Taiwan for the Asian Under-19 Championship. Altynbekova immediately became an online sensation, thanks to the Asian fans. According to Strait-Times, Taiwanese fans supported the 18-year-old athlete by holding the Kazakh flag during their semi-final match against India. Unfortunately, their team lost.
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With Sabina Altynbekova popularity internationally, short articles regarding the volleyball competition turned out to be a feature about the beautiful young athlete. Even artists tried to make anime fantasies about her.
According to Altynbekova’s couch, Nurlan Sadikov, during their volleyball matches particularly during the championship, the crowd behaved like there was only one player (Sabina Altynbekova) in the court. Fans just starred at her and were not following the championship anymore. When it comes to Sabina Altynbekova, she said that she’s very flattered by the attention but appealed to her fans to stop making social media accounts or pages in her honor instead, just focus on her sport. Sabina Altynbekova only official accounts are only limited to Instagram with a username altynbekova_20 and a page on VK, a social network popular in Europe, Russia and much of the former Soviet states including her native Kazakhstan.
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Altynbekova’s mother, Nuripa Amrievna, told the news that many had offered her daughter to model but she was against it but wanted the young athlete to be a lawyer someday. Altynbekova has recently entered Kazakhstan University for Humanities and Law
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