Boxer dies after being in a coma for three weeks after being knocked out
Posted on 05/01/24 at 16:21
- Boxer Ardi Ndembó dies.
- Fatal knock out in combat.
- Debate on boxing safety.
The final battle was lost! Just a few days ago, a sad news for the boxing world was revealed.
After being in a coma for three weeks following a knockout in his last fight, boxer Ardi Ndembó passed away.
Hailing from the Republic of Congo, the pugilist was 27 years old. May he rest in peace…
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Ardi Ndembó had a perfect record
According to a report by Marca, boxer Ardi Ndembó faced Cuban Néstor Santana, ‘El Toro’, on April 5th in Miami, Florida.
Up to that point, ‘Iron’, as the African boxer was also known, had a record of 8 victories with no defeats.
As if it were an irony of fate, a knockout left him unconscious when he had defeated seven of his opponents in the same manner.
After being attended to in the ring, he was transported to a hospital in Miami, where he remained for three weeks.
Could his death have been avoided?
It’s not the first time such an event has occurred in boxing, so many express their total condemnation of this sport.
The death of boxer Ardi Ndembó, survived by his wife and two children, once again raises alarm bells.
The fighter was part of the Las Vegas team that traveled to Miami, Florida, for the second season of the Team Combate League.
It didn’t take long for social media users to lament his passing.
«I don’t think boxing is a bad sport»
On his part, Floyd Mayweather’s uncle expressed his feelings following the death of boxer Ardi Ndembó.
«Boxing is a sport you grow up watching and loving, but it involves a lot of risk. Anyone can lose their life in boxing,» Jeff Mayweather commented, adding that he doesn’t believe it’s a bad sport, but rather a brutal one.
According to Marca, the Team Combate League matched the donations made for Ardi on GoFundMe by $25,000. (WATCH THE VIDEO HERE)
