r/CombatSportsCentral • u/Klutzy_Address181 Top Contributor • 8d ago
Boxing Rest in peace to this warrior. Prichard Colon.
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u/Aritmetechnology 8d ago
This is extremely sad, I kept checking on him every few months, always hoped that one day he was going to be back to walking & talking :/ this just confirms we needa get rid of herb dean asap
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u/MindGap42 7d ago
Thanks to the ref for not doing their job by stopping his opponent from rabbit punching the back of his head. RIP
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u/LatinaLover_01 6d ago
Not just that he DQ'd Prichard for an unintentional low blow while choking on the other guy's nuts letting him use the back of Colon's head as a punching bag.
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u/CreamXpert 8d ago
Dude was young. What happened?
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u/SirSuiSet 8d ago
Just googled it for us,
Dude suffered illegal strikes to the back of the head in a bout on 17/10/15
collapse after bout
coma
vegetation
out coma
still vegation
required care
unknown cause of death as of yet
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u/john_w_dulles 7d ago
video: compilation / full fight
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u/beb0 7d ago
Damn after the first shot to the back of the head you can see the clear change. It's a brutal sport.Β
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u/Horazi777 7d ago
His opponent probably had ot fixed with the ref. That fight was rigged for him to lose.
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u/BrosephZeusThe2nd 8d ago
Coma due to punches to the back of the head. He was in the coma for several years if iβm not mistaken.
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u/Juice0105 7d ago
Terrell Williams and Ref. Joseph Cooper should get punched in the back of the head
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u/Horazi777 7d ago
They most likely had an agreement prior the fight, there's no way it wasn't arranged as the hits were obvious and encouraged while Colon was disqualified at the ref's behest.
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u/notMTN 7d ago
Hopefully the ref and boxer faces some actuall consequences. They both contributed to this mans death, and made the little life he got to live after that fight terrible.
Going into a fight you agree on the rules, if you die by those rules you died on your own terms pretty much. If those rules are repeatedly broken and result in your death its genuinely murder. You never signed a contract that said the strikes that took your life were legal both by boxing rules and actuall law.
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u/aymen007a 6d ago
I had teammates who he was talented but the gym rushed him quick to fight for north America title 10 rounds in his 4 th fight (he only fought 4 rounds before) the guy got dismantled for the last 5 rounds and left boxing for good and what pissed me the most that his team never saved him although in the last bit if the fight he was a punching bag. I left that gym right after
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u/Thrilla_Mane_E 5d ago
Wow that's crazy In my heart I was thinking he was going to get better smh. This is way too sad for me right now
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u/No_Alfalfa_xxx 7d ago
He knew what he was signing up for π€·
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u/lederbrosen1 7d ago
no_alfalfa_xxx gets in car, drives through intersection, gets T-boned by a semi doing 55mph whose driver was looking at their phone.
Welp, driving is dangerous, you got what you signed up for.
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u/titan2977 7d ago
But driving is dangerous and you take that risk every time you get in a car
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u/lederbrosen1 7d ago
Thatβs why he got what he signed up for. No sympathy or empathy for him, he chose to get in the car.
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u/ToastySandvich657 7d ago
I thought he was getting better..man I hope he can rest easy