The terrible blow of the boxer who left his opponent in command why wasn't the drug stopped?

The sting came in the 12th round after Morrell had predicted he would put the boxer from Kazakhstan to sleep, writes Periscope.

The Cuban champion continued to celebrate victory in the style of Cristiano Ronaldos ésuui.

However, he stopped to help his opponent quickly to stand up until he was losing consciousness.

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It was a win deserved for Morrell, who had dominated every round, with many questions why the mechi had not been cancelled earlier.

Later it was found that the boxer from Kazakhstan was in a coma after surgery, after he was bleeding in the brain, according to reporter Dan Rafael.

His assistant coach admitted that he had wanted to stop the drug in the ninth or tenth round.

However, Aidos and his main trainer wanted him to continue.

Savoy told ESPN: “I actually had the towel in my hand.

“Aides wanted to continue. His main coach (Kanat Orakbaev) wanted him to continue. He praised Aido and said nothing was wrong with her.

Meanwhile, Morell coach Ronnie Shields, on the other hand, couldn't believe the war had never stopped before.

Shields told us about BoxingScene. com: “That war should have stopped earlier.

They let this kid get severely punished. But also the referee, and Tony Wex is a really good judge, but sometimes you have to go to the corner and say, "Hey man, you all have to stop this. And that's when (Yerbossynuly) started to fight back because he didn't want to crash”, said champion coach Ronnie Shields./Periscopi/