Article by Andra Mocanu – Published on Thursday, 21 May 2026, 11:43 / Updated on Thursday, 21 May 2026 12:00
Ramona Olaru (36 years old), one of the stars of the Antena 1 station, known especially for her role as a TV assistant in the show “Neatza cu Răzvan și Dani”, was caught in the kickboxing room with Mihai Zmărăndescu, professional fighter and private contact sports trainer.
She was caught doing a workout, with the images quickly going viral.
PHOTO. Ramona Olaru, training in the kickboxing room
In addition to television, Ramona is also a model, collaborating with luxury brands and famous designers from Romania. But more than two years ago he decided to take up sports seriously.
This was seen recently, when Mihai Zmărandescu, her trainer and the son of the fighter Cătălin Zmărandescu, posted a video from kickboxing training.
“Right? Ramona Kicks Back”was the message he posted, accompanied by images of the TV nurse performing kicks.
His passion for sports brought him a proposal to enter the ring
More than a year ago, Ramona Olaru explained the reason why she took up kickboxing, not the gym.
“I don't go to the gym, I don't want to, I don't like it, I never wanted to. I wanted to do something that would keep me busy. I started boxing, I do kickboxing. For a year and a half with Zmărăndescu, with that young man.
I learned a lot of things. Every two weeks he puts me in the cage sparring with him. I kick my head! I'm fine and I don't sweat like a bushwalker,” Ramona Olaru said last year.
When I told the girls that I started boxing, they told me that I wasn't mentally healthy. The boys know that they are not allowed to hit me in the face, that my face is very important on TV. I give in, but with a brake. I fight in the ring and in the cage.
– Ramona Olaru, TV assistant
Invited to the “I want to know” podcast, made by Cătălin Oprișan, Ramona Olaru revealed that she was contacted by the representatives of the RXF galas to fight in the ring in a future event.
“I don't want to fight, because that's not why I train.” “Come on, 100,000 euros?! Do you want 120,000?! Is it OK?!». “Friend, I'm not kidding, what are we talking about? It's very disrespectful that I have nothing to look for in that situation…». Two weeks later someone else called me. “You really don't want to?”. “Don't call me anymore so I don't curse you! It's not OK». That's about it with sports in my life,” Ramona Olaru said on Cătălin Oprișan's podcast.
