Delvin Rodriguez vs. Oscar Diaz - Revision history

Slugger at 16:23, 18 March 2020

2020-03-18T16:23:01Z

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	<fight>1315361</fight>		<fight>1315361</fight>
	*'''[[USBA]] Welterweight Title'''~~<br>~~		*'''[[USBA]] Welterweight Title'''
	*'''Time:''' 0:10<br>		*'''Aired On:''' ''[[ESPN Wednesday Night Fights]]''
	*'''Weights:''' 147 lbs (each)
	*'''Aired on:''' ''[[ESPN Wednesday Night Fights]]''
	==Summary==		==Summary==
	* Diaz was cut over the right eye and had a very large angry puff under it.		*Diaz was cut over the right eye and had a very large angry puff under it.
	* Between the tenth and eleventh round, the referee talked to Diaz in the corner asking how many fingers he could see. Diaz rose to his feet and let out an agonizing scream, turning face first towards the ropes as his legs shook and then seemed to go out from under him. He squatted down in his corner, holding his gloves to his temples before being laid flat on the mat, rapidly attended to by EMTs, provided oxygen, and stretchered out of the ring to San Antonio University Medical Center for surgery to reduce swelling of the brain due to a subdural hematoma.		*Between the tenth and eleventh round, the referee talked to Diaz in the corner asking how many fingers he could see. Diaz rose to his feet and let out an agonizing scream, turning face first towards the ropes as his legs shook and then seemed to go out from under him. He squatted down in his corner, holding his gloves to his temples before being laid flat on the mat, rapidly attended to by EMTs, provided oxygen, and stretchered out of the ring to San Antonio University Medical Center for surgery to reduce swelling of the brain due to a subdural hematoma.

	In the ring, Delvin Rodriguez took the microphone and addressed those in attendance. "I am praying for Oscar and his family and will continue to pray for him throughout the night. I ask everyone else to pray for him." Rodriguez called Diaz "The toughest opponent I ever fought."		In the ring, Delvin Rodriguez took the microphone and addressed those in attendance. "I am praying for Oscar and his family and will continue to pray for him throughout the night. I ask everyone else to pray for him." Rodriguez called Diaz "The toughest opponent I ever fought."

Drdatabox: /* Summary */

2009-03-07T02:42:09Z

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	*'''Aired on:''' ''[[ESPN Wednesday Night Fights]]''		*'''Aired on:''' ''[[ESPN Wednesday Night Fights]]''
	==Summary==		==Summary==
	Between the tenth and eleventh round, the referee talked to Diaz in the corner asking how many fingers he could see. Diaz rose to his feet and let out an agonizing scream, turning face first towards the ropes as his legs shook and then seemed to go out from under him. He squatted down in his corner, holding his gloves to his temples before being laid flat on the mat, rapidly attended to by EMTs, provided oxygen, and stretchered out of the ring to San Antonio University Medical Center for surgery to reduce swelling of the brain due to a subdural hematoma.		* Diaz was cut over the right eye and had a very large angry puff under it.
			* Between the tenth and eleventh round, the referee talked to Diaz in the corner asking how many fingers he could see. Diaz rose to his feet and let out an agonizing scream, turning face first towards the ropes as his legs shook and then seemed to go out from under him. He squatted down in his corner, holding his gloves to his temples before being laid flat on the mat, rapidly attended to by EMTs, provided oxygen, and stretchered out of the ring to San Antonio University Medical Center for surgery to reduce swelling of the brain due to a subdural hematoma.

	In the ring, Delvin Rodriguez took the microphone and addressed those in attendance. "I am praying for Oscar and his family and will continue to pray for him throughout the night. I ask everyone else to pray for him." Rodriguez called Diaz "The toughest opponent I ever fought."		In the ring, Delvin Rodriguez took the microphone and addressed those in attendance. "I am praying for Oscar and his family and will continue to pray for him throughout the night. I ask everyone else to pray for him." Rodriguez called Diaz "The toughest opponent I ever fought."

Brizel at 22:23, 8 October 2008

2008-10-08T22:23:20Z

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	In the ring, Delvin Rodriguez took the microphone and addressed those in attendance. "I am praying for Oscar and his family and will continue to pray for him throughout the night. I ask everyone else to pray for him." Rodriguez called Diaz "The toughest opponent I ever fought."		In the ring, Delvin Rodriguez took the microphone and addressed those in attendance. "I am praying for Oscar and his family and will continue to pray for him throughout the night. I ask everyone else to pray for him." Rodriguez called Diaz "The toughest opponent I ever fought."

	Diaz remained in critical condition in a coma for two months. "Our thoughts and prayers go out to Oscar, his family, and all of Oscar's fans and friends in San Antonio," voiced Joe DeGuardia, CEO of Star Boxing. On September 17, 2008, Diaz opened his eyes and 'woke up'. ~~He is off~~ a ventilator and breathing on ~~hisown~~, ~~and his~~ condition ~~has been~~ upgraded to stable.		Diaz remained in critical condition in a coma for two months. "Our thoughts and prayers go out to Oscar, his family, and all of Oscar's fans and friends in San Antonio," voiced Joe DeGuardia, CEO of Star Boxing. On September 17, 2008, Diaz opened his eyes and 'woke up'. Off a ventilator and breathing on his own, Oscar's condition was upgraded to stable and his long term prognosis for survival is now considered good.

	KENS 5 News Report http://www.mysanantonio.com/videos/25596769.html Click on Center Screen-		KENS 5 News Report http://www.mysanantonio.com/videos/25596769.html Click on Center Screen-

Brizel: Oscar Diaz out of coma

2008-10-08T22:22:19Z

Oscar Diaz out of coma

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	In the ring, Delvin Rodriguez took the microphone and addressed those in attendance. "I am praying for Oscar and his family and will continue to pray for him throughout the night. I ask everyone else to pray for him." Rodriguez called Diaz "The toughest opponent I ever fought."		In the ring, Delvin Rodriguez took the microphone and addressed those in attendance. "I am praying for Oscar and his family and will continue to pray for him throughout the night. I ask everyone else to pray for him." Rodriguez called Diaz "The toughest opponent I ever fought."

	Diaz ~~remains~~ in critical condition in a coma ~~(but not a medically induced coma)~~. "Our thoughts and prayers go out to Oscar, his family, and all of Oscar's fans and friends in San Antonio," voiced Joe DeGuardia, CEO of Star Boxing. ~~"This is very tragic~~, no one ever wants to see something like that. Oscar is a tremendous fighter and more importantly a tremendous person. It is hard to think about anything else right now other than giving our full support to Oscar. We hope for the best, and ~~ask everyone to keep Oscar in their thoughts and hearts, as this is a very tough time for him and his family," stated DeGuardia. Neurosurgeon Dr~~. ~~David Jimenez said Diaz~~ is on a ventilator ~~to protect his airway, but he is now~~ breathing on his ~~own. "I would expect that he would be in this state probably for the next couple of weeks and then slowly the recovery will take place," Jimenez told reporters~~.		Diaz remained in critical condition in a coma for two months. "Our thoughts and prayers go out to Oscar, his family, and all of Oscar's fans and friends in San Antonio," voiced Joe DeGuardia, CEO of Star Boxing. On September 17, 2008, Diaz opened his eyes and 'woke up'. He is off a ventilator and breathing on hisown, and his condition has been upgraded to stable.

	KENS 5 News Report http://www.mysanantonio.com/videos/25596769.html Click on Center Screen-		KENS 5 News Report http://www.mysanantonio.com/videos/25596769.html Click on Center Screen-

JollyDee: Added title and correct time

2008-07-21T18:54:32Z

Added title and correct time

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	<fight>1315361</fight>		<fight>1315361</fight>
	*'''Time:''' 3:00		*'''[[USBA]] Welterweight Title'''<br>
	*'''Weights:''' 147 lbs (~~both~~)		*'''Time:''' 0:10<br>
			*'''Weights:''' 147 lbs (each)
	*'''Aired on:''' ''[[ESPN Wednesday Night Fights]]''		*'''Aired on:''' ''[[ESPN Wednesday Night Fights]]''
	==Summary==		==Summary==

JollyDee: /* Summary */

2008-07-21T18:52:17Z

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	includes Angelo Dundee Commentary		includes Angelo Dundee Commentary

	http://sports.yahoo.com/box/news;_ylt=AtZQVjVLDf3ssN.Snzyv9WaUxLYF?slug=ap-boxerhurt&prov=ap&type=lgns Doctor Says Boxer Likely to Survive Brain Injury		[http://sports.yahoo.com/box/news;_ylt=AtZQVjVLDf3ssN.Snzyv9WaUxLYF?slug=ap-boxerhurt&prov=ap&type=lgns Doctor Says Boxer Likely to Survive Brain Injury]

JollyDee: /* Summary */

2008-07-21T18:50:56Z

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	includes Angelo Dundee Commentary		includes Angelo Dundee Commentary

	http://sports.yahoo.com/box/news;_ylt=AtZQVjVLDf3ssN.Snzyv9WaUxLYF?slug=ap-boxerhurt&prov=ap&type=lgns Doctor Says Boxer Likely to Survive Brain Injury		http://sports.yahoo.com/box/news;_ylt=AtZQVjVLDf3ssN.Snzyv9WaUxLYF?slug=ap-boxerhurt&prov=ap&type=lgns Doctor Says Boxer Likely to Survive Brain Injury

JollyDee: /* Summary */

2008-07-21T18:50:06Z

Summary

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	includes Angelo Dundee Commentary		includes Angelo Dundee Commentary

	~~Doctor Says Boxer Likely to Survive Brain Injury~~ http://sports.yahoo.com/box/news;_ylt=AtZQVjVLDf3ssN.Snzyv9WaUxLYF?slug=ap-boxerhurt&prov=ap&type=lgns		http://sports.yahoo.com/box/news;_ylt=AtZQVjVLDf3ssN.Snzyv9WaUxLYF?slug=ap-boxerhurt&prov=ap&type=lgns Doctor Says Boxer Likely to Survive Brain Injury

Brizel at 07:11, 20 July 2008

2008-07-20T07:11:16Z

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	Diaz remains in critical condition in a coma (but not a medically induced coma). "Our thoughts and prayers go out to Oscar, his family, and all of Oscar's fans and friends in San Antonio," voiced Joe DeGuardia, CEO of Star Boxing. "This is very tragic, no one ever wants to see something like that. Oscar is a tremendous fighter and more importantly a tremendous person. It is hard to think about anything else right now other than giving our full support to Oscar. We hope for the best, and ask everyone to keep Oscar in their thoughts and hearts, as this is a very tough time for him and his family," stated DeGuardia. Neurosurgeon Dr. David Jimenez said Diaz is on a ventilator to protect his airway, but he is now breathing on his own. "I would expect that he would be in this state probably for the next couple of weeks and then slowly the recovery will take place," Jimenez told reporters.		Diaz remains in critical condition in a coma (but not a medically induced coma). "Our thoughts and prayers go out to Oscar, his family, and all of Oscar's fans and friends in San Antonio," voiced Joe DeGuardia, CEO of Star Boxing. "This is very tragic, no one ever wants to see something like that. Oscar is a tremendous fighter and more importantly a tremendous person. It is hard to think about anything else right now other than giving our full support to Oscar. We hope for the best, and ask everyone to keep Oscar in their thoughts and hearts, as this is a very tough time for him and his family," stated DeGuardia. Neurosurgeon Dr. David Jimenez said Diaz is on a ventilator to protect his airway, but he is now breathing on his own. "I would expect that he would be in this state probably for the next couple of weeks and then slowly the recovery will take place," Jimenez told reporters.

	KENS 5 News Report http://www.mysanantonio.com/videos/25596769.html ~~click~~ on Center Screen-		KENS 5 News Report http://www.mysanantonio.com/videos/25596769.html Click on Center Screen-
	includes Angelo Dundee Commentary		includes Angelo Dundee Commentary

	Doctor Says Boxer Likely to Survive Brain Injury http://sports.yahoo.com/box/news;_ylt=AtZQVjVLDf3ssN.Snzyv9WaUxLYF?slug=ap-boxerhurt&prov=ap&type=lgns		Doctor Says Boxer Likely to Survive Brain Injury http://sports.yahoo.com/box/news;_ylt=AtZQVjVLDf3ssN.Snzyv9WaUxLYF?slug=ap-boxerhurt&prov=ap&type=lgns

Brizel at 07:10, 20 July 2008

2008-07-20T07:10:59Z

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	Diaz remains in critical condition in a coma (but not a medically induced coma). "Our thoughts and prayers go out to Oscar, his family, and all of Oscar's fans and friends in San Antonio," voiced Joe DeGuardia, CEO of Star Boxing. "This is very tragic, no one ever wants to see something like that. Oscar is a tremendous fighter and more importantly a tremendous person. It is hard to think about anything else right now other than giving our full support to Oscar. We hope for the best, and ask everyone to keep Oscar in their thoughts and hearts, as this is a very tough time for him and his family," stated DeGuardia. Neurosurgeon Dr. David Jimenez said Diaz is on a ventilator to protect his airway, but he is now breathing on his own. "I would expect that he would be in this state probably for the next couple of weeks and then slowly the recovery will take place," Jimenez told reporters.		Diaz remains in critical condition in a coma (but not a medically induced coma). "Our thoughts and prayers go out to Oscar, his family, and all of Oscar's fans and friends in San Antonio," voiced Joe DeGuardia, CEO of Star Boxing. "This is very tragic, no one ever wants to see something like that. Oscar is a tremendous fighter and more importantly a tremendous person. It is hard to think about anything else right now other than giving our full support to Oscar. We hope for the best, and ask everyone to keep Oscar in their thoughts and hearts, as this is a very tough time for him and his family," stated DeGuardia. Neurosurgeon Dr. David Jimenez said Diaz is on a ventilator to protect his airway, but he is now breathing on his own. "I would expect that he would be in this state probably for the next couple of weeks and then slowly the recovery will take place," Jimenez told reporters.

	KENS 5 News Report http://www.mysanantonio.com/videos/25596769.html click on Center Screen		KENS 5 News Report http://www.mysanantonio.com/videos/25596769.html click on Center Screen-
	~~Includes~~ Angelo Dundee		includes Angelo Dundee Commentary

	Doctor Says Boxer Likely to Survive Brain Injury http://sports.yahoo.com/box/news;_ylt=AtZQVjVLDf3ssN.Snzyv9WaUxLYF?slug=ap-boxerhurt&prov=ap&type=lgns		Doctor Says Boxer Likely to Survive Brain Injury http://sports.yahoo.com/box/news;_ylt=AtZQVjVLDf3ssN.Snzyv9WaUxLYF?slug=ap-boxerhurt&prov=ap&type=lgns