Puerto Rican boxer Prichard Colon dies aged 33 after suffering brain injury that left him unable to walk
Colon was helped to his changing room, where he vomited and collapsed
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Colon was helped to his changing room, where he vomited and collapsed. A referee had also warned Williams about the illegal blows. In 2012, Colon opted to turn professional and he quickly established himself as a major prospect.
Furthermore, After leaving hospital in 2016, Colon needed constant care and could no longer walk or speak normally. Colon was later docked two points for a low blow. Doctors found a large subdural hematoma, or bleeding around the brain.
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Colon was helped to his changing room, where he vomited and collapsed.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesA referee had also warned Williams about the illegal blows.
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In 2012, Colon opted to turn professional and he quickly established himself as a major prospect.
according to The IndependentAfter leaving hospital in 2016, Colon needed constant care and could no longer walk or speak normally.
according to Hindustan TimesColon was later docked two points for a low blow.
according to The IndependentDoctors found a large subdural hematoma, or bleeding around the brain.
according to Hindustan Times
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