The Nigerian boxer died on Saturday after destruction during a lightweight weight in Ghana, officials said this week.
Gabriel Olvasunderun Olanrevoj was announced dead at Corla's teaching hospital after professional fight against Gonna boxer John Banug statement.
Aluvosgun seemed to reign with his opponent to the third round when he fell apart, despite the fact that he was not hit, the authorities said. The paramedics tried to resuscitate the boxer before delivering him to the hospital, and after 30 minutes he was declared dead.
The boxing body said “seriously mourning the death of a potential worldwide, which dictated a beautiful fight and suddenly fell into what was described as an induced coma, although the official cause of death will not yet be available after the opening.”
Alusegun was announced by a “medical form” to fight the help of Nigeria's boxing before the Honorable Administration cleaned it for participation, the Gonna organization reports.
The boxer's official record until Saturday included 23 fights, with 13 victories and eight defeats. He was a former national and Western African champion in his weight class BBC SPORT reports.
Remy Abadarin, the Secretary General of Nigeria Boxing, called Aluvosgun “fearless” and “warriors” and “warriors” in the comments to the BBC Sport Africa.
“We are really devastated,” said Abadarin. “(This) is not what we assume. We will fulfill our responsibility and make sure we stand (by).”
At least six other boxers died from the injuries they received in the ring since February 2024. In February Irish boxer John Kuni died In the resuscitation one week after the super -the fore weight in Belfast, which left it intracranial hemorrhage. And, in November, Fiji Boxer Ubaid Hyder died After felling into a super -easy weight in New Zealand.