Hazelight founder Josef Fares surprises Swedish biathlon star with large sum of money

Biathlete Ella Halvarsson, 25, turns the tables. Video game entrepreneur Josef Fares, 47, doesn't. - Whatever you got (in prize money at the World Championships), you're going to get it.

Josef Fares, 47, has his pockets full of money. So full that he can give away hundreds of thousands of kronor to biathlete Ella Halvarsson without any hesitation. “I promise,” says the video game entrepreneur in the latest episode of “Bergfeldt.”

Ella Halvarsson may not be a name that everyone is familiar with, but after her double medal at the Swiss World Cup last week, she is currently one of the people most talked about in Sweden. But the biathlon is not the easiest sport to make a living, and when she visited the interview program Carina Bergfeldt, she talked about how her money doesn’t buy much more than food. Another guest on the show was Hazelight founder Josef Fares, who is linin…

Hazelight founder Josef Fares surprises Swedish biathlon star with large sum of money

Ella Halvarsson may not be a name everyone is familiar with, but after a double World Cup medal in Switzerland last week, she's currently one of Sweden's most talked about people. But biathlon is not the easiest sport to make a living from and when she visited the talk show Carina Bergfeldt, she talked about how her money doesn't buy much more than food. Another guest on the show was Hazelight founder Josef Fares, who is basking in cash after t…