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On Saturday, the U. S. middle-class fighter, Patrick D., was knocked down by his opponent, Charles Connell, in the Chicago-based 10th round, and died after a four-day coma, at the age of 27. He had been in the game for a few minutes, and was then taken to the hospital with a stretcher. Epilepsy was also burst on the way to the hospital, and an emergency brain operation was taken before a coma, and the final cause of death was traumatic brain injury. "In fact, Patrick Della doesn't need to fight! He's from a good family, he's smart, well-educated, good values, and other plans," he said. The way to live. He is kind and happy, is a very good person, he has special enthusiasm for boxing. We'll always remember what you've done! Patrick's family, team and industry mourned his misfortunes.
Hugo Sandrand, a 23-year-old Argentine lightweight boxer, also died five days after being taken to hospital after the death of Russian boxer Dadashev.
More and more boxing deaths will certainly attract the attention of the society, and even more people will be biased against boxing, thinking that boxing is a bloody and violent sport, which is too unhumanized.
Sadly, as of 2019, four fighters have died of injuries.
Why do boxers often die in the ring? Who will be responsible for their deaths? There may be no absolute standard answer since the birth of boxing, but the death of one boxer after another has prompted people to look for the truth over the past few decades.
Russian boxer Dadashev died after taking part in a knockout match for the IBF champion against Matthias, a Puerto Rican. By the eleventh leg of the game, Dadashev had been hit hard more than 300 times, and despite his tenacious demands to continue, his coach, McGart, stopped the game urgently. When Dadashev came off, the audience stood up and applauded. On his way back to the dressing room, he could not help vomiting violently. He was then taken to the hospital on a stretcher. To relieve severe brain edema, doctors underwent craniotomy on Dadashev and removed part of the skull. Three days later, Dadashev died of heart failure at the age of 2 He is eight years old.
"after Dadashev's death on Tuesday, ESPN commentator Kellerman said: Kenny Hivalier, an old referee who enforced nearly 800 games, did not see any clear signs of stopping, and I don't think the coaches, paramedics or contestants on the court acted improperly. Kellerman believes that Dadashev's death is "inevitable in boxing."
But the situation in Sanitian is different, and his death can be avoided. Santila lost to the Armenian fighter in Hamburg on June 15, and in that game, Santan was hit by TKO. After the match, the German General Administration of boxing, for the safety of the fighter, banned Mr. Santan from competing within its jurisdiction until 31 July. But it was surprising that the team of Santas had made him a quick match in just a month after TKO, and also dropped his weight from the original 140 pounds to a light-weight game of 135 pounds. Normally, when a fighter is hit by KO or TKO, then at least three We're going to the next game after the month. And Sanitian has been hit hard in a month, and has not yet fully recovered, and forced to lose weight to meet the enemy, which is not rational or scientific. The death of Satian is a man-made tragic event compared to the Dadashev.
In a fight for a light-weight white-weight silver belt in that WBC region, Santilan and Uruguay's rival, Abreu, were full of 10 rounds, and when the host read out the result, Sanitian fell into the referee's arms. It is reported that Sanitian is suffering from severe brain trauma and has been used for the treatment of cerebral thrombosis with acute surgery. The doctor said that the "After admission, his kidney failure and a coma." of his brain continued to swell and had not regained consciousness. After the swelling continues to deteriorate, the normal function of the other organs is ultimately affected.
On September 24 th, bad news came from the boxing industry. It is reported that in a professional boxing match in Albania, Bulgarian boxer Velihikov and 22-year-old Albanian boxer Adik Muya met. In the fifth round of the match, Addik knocked down Velihikov with a heavy punch. Although he was able to rescue the scene at that time, it was no longer helpful. Velihikov's cerebral hemorrhage was too serious, and the doctor was declared dead on the same day.
Professional boxing is a very dangerous antagonistic sport, coupled with the fact that athletes on both sides take each other's head as the main target, so boxing is more dangerous than MMA, free fighting. At present, the international community has repeatedly called for a ban on boxing, but has had little effect.
