The Nigerian boxer dies after collapse during the light weight of the heavyweight

The Nigerian boxer died on Saturday after his collapse during a lightweight battle in Ghana, officials announced this week.

The death of Gabriel Olsonwandron UNRARAGO was announced at Corle Bo Education Hospital in Accra, the capital, after the professional battle against Ghanaian boxer John Banjo, in which Olosion lost boxing statement.

The Authority said it seemed that Olsagon dominated his opponent until the third round, when he collapsed despite not hitting him. The paramedics tried to revive the boxer before he was transferred to the hospital, and he announced his death after about 30 minutes.

The Boxing Authority said that it “is seriously saddened by the demise of the potential global bell that was dictating a beautiful and sudden battle … it fell in what was described as an inserted coma, although the official cause of death has not yet been provided yet after dissecting the body.”

Oluwasegun was declared “medically fit” for the battle of the Boxing Board of Boxing in Nigeria before it was cleared of the boxing authority in Ghana to participate, according to the Ghanaian organization.

The official boxer recorded on Saturday 23 battle, with 13 victories and eight defeats. He was a former national and West African champion in his heavy chapter, BBC Sport mentioned.

Remy Abuirin, Secretary -General of the Boxing Council in Nigeria, described Olsigon as “without fear” and a “resonant warrior” in comments on the BBC Sport Africa.

“We are really destroyed,” Aboderin said. ((This) is not something we imagined. We will live to the level of our responsibility and we make sure that we are (before) the family. “

At least six other boxers died, affected by injuries in the ring since February 2024. In February, Irish boxer Matt John Kony In intensive care one week after the battle of the feather weight in Belfast, which I left with the skull bleeding. In November, Viji Boxer Obid Hider died After collapsing in the battle of feather weight in New Zealand.