Pugilato: Puerto Rican Prichard Colón died, ended up in a coma for illegal strikes
It came from unbeaten, with a record of 16 wins of which 12 per k.o., and was considered one of the most promising talents of the Latin American boxer
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It came from unbeaten, with a record of 16 wins of which 12 per k.o., and was considered one of the most promising talents of the Latin American boxer. Emergency transported to the hospital, remained in a coma for 221 days. To give the news was the father, Richard Colón, with a message entrusted to social media.
Furthermore, Shortly after, in the locker room, the boxer was caught by dizziness and vomiting, until he was aware.
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It came from unbeaten, with a record of 16 wins of which 12 per k.o., and was considered one of the most promising talents of the Latin American boxer.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesEmergency transported to the hospital, remained in a coma for 221 days.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesTo give the news was the father, Richard Colón, with a message entrusted to social media.
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Shortly after, in the locker room, the boxer was caught by dizziness and vomiting, until he was aware.
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