Brookes suffers blood clot on the brain
Posted: 11 Dec 2004, 12:48
They mentioned it on the BBC 1 coverage, very sad.
I wish him a very speedy and full recovery.
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Posted: 11 Dec 2004, 12:58
Posted: 11 Dec 2004, 13:03
very sad news. get well soon. 
Posted: 11 Dec 2004, 14:00
REAL_DEAL wrote:very sad news. get well soon.
ill second that.
Posted: 11 Dec 2004, 17:21
i had a bad feeling as soon as the referee hesitated before stopping it that he'd taken a few punches too many. very dangerous situation, as obviously brookes was ahead when it happened.
i hope he'll be ok.
i hope he'll be ok.
Posted: 11 Dec 2004, 17:28
My impression was the ref was about to stop it but fell over.Riddick Blowe wrote:i had a bad feeling as soon as the referee hesitated before stopping it that he'd taken a few punches too many. very dangerous situation, as obviously brookes was ahead when it happened.
i hope he'll be ok.
Posted: 11 Dec 2004, 20:51
I'll third it. Hopefully he will make a quick and full recovery.beduff wrote:REAL_DEAL wrote:very sad news. get well soon.
ill second that.
Posted: 13 Dec 2004, 16:09
From Sheffield Today Newspaper 13/12/04
A BOXER is today recovering in hospital after surgery to remove a blood clot on his brain following his English light-heavyweight title challenge in Sheffield.
Mark Brookes, nicknamed 'The Swinton Warrior', collapsed hours after losing the bout and underwent a four-hour operation at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital.
Today the 25-year-old, who was born in Doncaster and first trained in Denaby, was said to be making excellent progress and a full recovery is expected.
Lets keep our fingers crossed.
A BOXER is today recovering in hospital after surgery to remove a blood clot on his brain following his English light-heavyweight title challenge in Sheffield.
Mark Brookes, nicknamed 'The Swinton Warrior', collapsed hours after losing the bout and underwent a four-hour operation at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital.
Today the 25-year-old, who was born in Doncaster and first trained in Denaby, was said to be making excellent progress and a full recovery is expected.
Lets keep our fingers crossed.
Posted: 13 Dec 2004, 20:47
Great, obviously, that he seems to be pulling through. The thing I hope the most is that he will be able to settle down okay without boxing once he recovers.
John Keane must think someone has it in for him too, it was only in June that he was getting abuse for stopping Fraudley's fight with Bonin too soon, now this. Mind you, he's dealt with this sort of thing before hasn't he...
John Keane must think someone has it in for him too, it was only in June that he was getting abuse for stopping Fraudley's fight with Bonin too soon, now this. Mind you, he's dealt with this sort of thing before hasn't he...