The victim of Late -Night Shooting in Bestlayers is revealed as Aussie MMA star known as ‘The Smiling Assassin’ -as extraordinary new details appear

An MMA hunter, known as the ‘smiling murderer’, continued to fight for his life after his truck was sprayed with bullets during an ambush in Sydney‘S Southwest on Monday evening.

New South Wales The police state that the emergency services were called to Donald Street around 11.20 pm after reports of a shooting.

According to Channel 9The victim of the shooting, Hayder Khudhair, 29, had driven past Donald Street when a shooter jumped out of his car and opened the fire on the Truck of the MMA hunter.

The police declare that this is the second time that an attempt was made to the life of the MMA star. It is clear that last month he had been the target of an alleged attack in a nearby Yennora Street.

Khudhair was shot in the belly and in the wrist before he fled his vehicle and sought refuge in a house nearby.

The 29-year-old was seen who ran away from the shooting on CCTV images.

Hayder Khudhair, 29, drove past Donald Street when a shooter jumped out of his car and opened the fire on the MMA hunter truck

The athlete, which trains from a Wentworthville -sports school, fled the truck before sought refuge in a nearby house

Khudhair, a featherweight, last fought in 2022, where he claimed a unanimous decision victory against Stefano Morotti

The police say that the MMA star had received medical treatment from NSW ambulance paramedics and was stabilized before being taken to the hospital.

Members of the MMA star family had to be stopped by members of the NSW police when they tried to find Khudhair.

Khudhair, a featherweight, fought for the last time in 2022, according to Tapology, where he claimed a unanimous decision victory against Stefano Morotti.

The promising hunter has a record of 8-4-0 and has won his last three fights.

He is supposed to train in the gym of the Australian top team in Wentworthville.

But minutes after the shooting, the emergency services were re -called two vehicle fires in which a black Lexus -Sedan on Dixmude Street, South Granville and an SUV on Boundary Road in Chester Hill were involved.

Both fires were extinguished by fire and rescue NSW before the police settled offense at the two locations.

The police are investigating whether the shooting and authores are linked.

Everyone with information or dashcam images is encouraged to call Fairfield Police or Crime Stoppers at 1800 333,000.

The police are investigating whether the shooting and two car bakes are linked

Both fires were extinguished by fire brigade and Redd NSW, before the police settled offense at the two locations

Last year a shooter would have disguised himself as a delivery person and had opened fire at the gym. No one was injured in the shooting, while nine claims that controversial ex-fighter coach, Suman Moktarian, had been the intended target.

The news comes after a mixed martial arts event in the William Inglis Hotel in Warwick Farm was postponed in the midst of concern that a former UFC hunter and coach may have been the subject of a gangland hit.

Ben Fordham of Radio 2GB reported at the beginning of April that officers had received evidence that Moktarian was an intended target of the attack.

In March, MMA hunter Langston Syikes was shot and killed while breaking in a house in Florida USA.