Frida Wallberg - Revision history

John at 04:44, 17 August 2019

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	~~<br clear=all>~~		* Amateur record 48-5. Swedish Female National Champion 1998-2003. Nordic 2001. European 2000. World 2001.
	* ~~Wallberg amateur~~ record 48-5. Swedish Female National Champion 1998-2003. Nordic 2001. European 2000. World 2001.
	* Held World Boxing Council Female World Super Featherweight title, ranked number one in the world on BoxRec.		* Held World Boxing Council Female World Super Featherweight title, ranked number one in the world on BoxRec.

	==~~Frida Wallberg Current Medical Situation in Sweden~~==		== Injury==
	* Swedish boxing rules mandate boxers a brain injury are not allowed to fight again ~~in Sweden~~. Wallberg ~~remains~~ in a medically induced coma after emergency brain surgery due to a cerebral ~~hemmorhage~~ and a ~~brain~~ stroke occurred after her eighth round knockout loss to [[Diana Prazak]] on June 14, 2013. ~~Wallberg remains hospitalized in critical condition at Karolinska Institutet Hospital in Stockholm, Sweden.~~		Swedish boxing rules mandate boxers suffering a brain injury are not allowed to fight again. Wallberg was in a medically induced coma after emergency brain surgery due to a cerebral haemorrhage and a stroke occurred after her eighth round knockout loss to [[Diana Prazak]] on June 14, 2013. She held a press conference on 08.08 2013 in her hometown Atvidaberg, looking beaten down and fighting tears while explaining how she through rehabilitation is trying to get back to a normal life. Currently she has no wish to speculate on her relation to boxing and boxing in general. From the fight she remembers a head butt, probably in the 5th round, and from then on she felt dizzy and unfocused, "gone".

	*Frida Wallberg held a press conference on 08.08 2013 in her hometown Atvidaberg, looking beaten down and fighting tears while explaining how she through rehabilitation is trying to get back to a normal life. Currently she has no wish to speculate on her relation to boxing and boxing in general. From the fight she remembers a head butt, probably in the 5th round, and from then on she felt dizzy and unfocused, "gone".

	*A replay of the fight on Youtube reveals a clash of foreheads around 1:00 in the 5th round.		*A replay of the fight on Youtube reveals a clash of foreheads around 1:00 in the 5th round.

Candrew at 16:58, 24 April 2018

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	* Wallberg amateur record 48-5. Swedish Female National Champion 1998-2003. Nordic 2001. European 2000. World 2001.		* Wallberg amateur record 48-5. Swedish Female National Champion 1998-2003. Nordic 2001. European 2000. World 2001.
	* Held World Boxing Council Female World Super ~~Bantamweight~~ title, ranked number one in the world on BoxRec.		* Held World Boxing Council Female World Super Featherweight title, ranked number one in the world on BoxRec.

	==Frida Wallberg Current Medical Situation in Sweden==		==Frida Wallberg Current Medical Situation in Sweden==

Pinoyprodigy95 at 17:51, 15 September 2017

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	* Wallberg amateur record 48-5. Swedish Female National Champion 1998-2003. Nordic 2001. European 2000. World 2001.~~[[category:Swedish World Champions\|Wallberg,Frida]]~~		* Wallberg amateur record 48-5. Swedish Female National Champion 1998-2003. Nordic 2001. European 2000. World 2001.
	* Held World Boxing Council Female World Super Bantamweight title, ranked number one in the world on BoxRec.		* Held World Boxing Council Female World Super Bantamweight title, ranked number one in the world on BoxRec.

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	*A replay of the fight on Youtube reveals a clash of foreheads around 1:00 in the 5th round.		*A replay of the fight on Youtube reveals a clash of foreheads around 1:00 in the 5th round.

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			[[Category:World Super Featherweight Champions]]
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Tron at 17:19, 8 August 2013

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	* Swedish boxing rules mandate boxers a brain injury are not allowed to fight again in Sweden. Wallberg remains in a medically induced coma after emergency brain surgery due to a cerebral hemmorhage and a brain stroke occurred after her eighth round knockout loss to [[Diana Prazak]] on June 14, 2013. Wallberg remains hospitalized in critical condition at Karolinska Institutet Hospital in Stockholm, Sweden.		* Swedish boxing rules mandate boxers a brain injury are not allowed to fight again in Sweden. Wallberg remains in a medically induced coma after emergency brain surgery due to a cerebral hemmorhage and a brain stroke occurred after her eighth round knockout loss to [[Diana Prazak]] on June 14, 2013. Wallberg remains hospitalized in critical condition at Karolinska Institutet Hospital in Stockholm, Sweden.

	*Frida Wallberg held a press conference on 08.08 2013 in her hometown ~~Atvidagberg~~, looking beaten down and fighting tears while explaining how she through rehabilitation is trying to get back to a normal life. Currently she has no wish to speculate on her relation to boxing and boxing in general. From the fight she remembers a head butt, probably in the 5th round, and from then on she felt dizzy and unfocused, "gone".		*Frida Wallberg held a press conference on 08.08 2013 in her hometown Atvidaberg, looking beaten down and fighting tears while explaining how she through rehabilitation is trying to get back to a normal life. Currently she has no wish to speculate on her relation to boxing and boxing in general. From the fight she remembers a head butt, probably in the 5th round, and from then on she felt dizzy and unfocused, "gone".

	*A replay of the fight on Youtube reveals a clash of foreheads around 1:00 in the 5th round.		*A replay of the fight on Youtube reveals a clash of foreheads around 1:00 in the 5th round.

Tron: not Stockholm

2013-08-08T17:19:29Z

not Stockholm

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	* Swedish boxing rules mandate boxers a brain injury are not allowed to fight again in Sweden. Wallberg remains in a medically induced coma after emergency brain surgery due to a cerebral hemmorhage and a brain stroke occurred after her eighth round knockout loss to [[Diana Prazak]] on June 14, 2013. Wallberg remains hospitalized in critical condition at Karolinska Institutet Hospital in Stockholm, Sweden.		* Swedish boxing rules mandate boxers a brain injury are not allowed to fight again in Sweden. Wallberg remains in a medically induced coma after emergency brain surgery due to a cerebral hemmorhage and a brain stroke occurred after her eighth round knockout loss to [[Diana Prazak]] on June 14, 2013. Wallberg remains hospitalized in critical condition at Karolinska Institutet Hospital in Stockholm, Sweden.

	*Frida Wallberg held a press conference on 08.08 2013 in ~~Stockholm~~, looking beaten down and fighting tears while explaining how she through rehabilitation is trying to get back to a normal life. Currently she has no wish to speculate on her relation to boxing and boxing in general. From the fight she remembers a head butt, probably in the 5th round, and from then on she felt dizzy and unfocused, "gone".		*Frida Wallberg held a press conference on 08.08 2013 in her hometown Atvidagberg, looking beaten down and fighting tears while explaining how she through rehabilitation is trying to get back to a normal life. Currently she has no wish to speculate on her relation to boxing and boxing in general. From the fight she remembers a head butt, probably in the 5th round, and from then on she felt dizzy and unfocused, "gone".

	*A replay of the fight on Youtube reveals a clash of foreheads around 1:00 in the 5th round.		*A replay of the fight on Youtube reveals a clash of foreheads around 1:00 in the 5th round.

Tron: Rehabilitation, remembers a head butt in the 5th round

2013-08-08T09:25:33Z

Rehabilitation, remembers a head butt in the 5th round

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	==Frida Wallberg Current Medical Situation in Sweden==		==Frida Wallberg Current Medical Situation in Sweden==
	* Swedish boxing rules mandate boxers a brain injury are not allowed to fight again in Sweden. Wallberg remains in a medically induced coma after emergency brain surgery due to a cerebral hemmorhage and a brain stroke occurred after her eighth round knockout loss to [[Diana Prazak]] on June 14, 2013. Wallberg remains hospitalized in critical condition at Karolinska Institutet Hospital in Stockholm, Sweden.		* Swedish boxing rules mandate boxers a brain injury are not allowed to fight again in Sweden. Wallberg remains in a medically induced coma after emergency brain surgery due to a cerebral hemmorhage and a brain stroke occurred after her eighth round knockout loss to [[Diana Prazak]] on June 14, 2013. Wallberg remains hospitalized in critical condition at Karolinska Institutet Hospital in Stockholm, Sweden.

			*Frida Wallberg held a press conference on 08.08 2013 in Stockholm, looking beaten down and fighting tears while explaining how she through rehabilitation is trying to get back to a normal life. Currently she has no wish to speculate on her relation to boxing and boxing in general. From the fight she remembers a head butt, probably in the 5th round, and from then on she felt dizzy and unfocused, "gone".

			*A replay of the fight on Youtube reveals a clash of foreheads around 1:00 in the 5th round.

Rockyjones at 05:17, 16 June 2013

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	* Wallberg amateur record 48-5. Swedish Female National Champion 1998-2003. Nordic 2001. European 2000. World 2001.[[category:Swedish World Champions\|Wallberg,Frida]]		* Wallberg amateur record 48-5. Swedish Female National Champion 1998-2003. Nordic 2001. European 2000. World 2001.[[category:Swedish World Champions\|Wallberg,Frida]]
	* Held World Boxing Council Female World Super Bantamweight title, ranked number one on BoxRec.		* Held World Boxing Council Female World Super Bantamweight title, ranked number one in the world on BoxRec.

	==Frida Wallberg Current Medical Situation in Sweden==		==Frida Wallberg Current Medical Situation in Sweden==
	* Swedish boxing rules mandate boxers a brain injury are not allowed to fight again in Sweden. Wallberg remains in a medically induced coma after emergency brain surgery due to a cerebral hemmorhage and a brain stroke occurred after her eighth round knockout loss to [[Diana Prazak]] on June 14, 2013. Wallberg remains hospitalized in critical condition at Karolinska Institutet Hospital in Stockholm, Sweden.		* Swedish boxing rules mandate boxers a brain injury are not allowed to fight again in Sweden. Wallberg remains in a medically induced coma after emergency brain surgery due to a cerebral hemmorhage and a brain stroke occurred after her eighth round knockout loss to [[Diana Prazak]] on June 14, 2013. Wallberg remains hospitalized in critical condition at Karolinska Institutet Hospital in Stockholm, Sweden.

Rockyjones at 05:16, 16 June 2013

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	==Frida Wallberg Current Medical Situation in Sweden==		==Frida Wallberg Current Medical Situation in Sweden==
	* Swedish boxing rules mandate boxers a brain injury are not allowed to fight again in Sweden. Wallberg remains in a medically induced coma after emergency brain surgery due to a cerebral hemmorhage and brain stroke occurred after her eighth round ~~stoppage~~ loss to [[Diana Prazak]] on June 14, 2013. Wallberg remains hospitalized in critical condition at Karolinska Institutet Hospital in Stockholm, Sweden.		* Swedish boxing rules mandate boxers a brain injury are not allowed to fight again in Sweden. Wallberg remains in a medically induced coma after emergency brain surgery due to a cerebral hemmorhage and a brain stroke occurred after her eighth round knockout loss to [[Diana Prazak]] on June 14, 2013. Wallberg remains hospitalized in critical condition at Karolinska Institutet Hospital in Stockholm, Sweden.

Rockyjones at 05:15, 16 June 2013

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	==Frida Wallberg Current Medical Situation in Sweden==		==Frida Wallberg Current Medical Situation in Sweden==
	* Swedish boxing rules mandate boxers a brain injury are not allowed to fight again in Sweden. Wallberg remains in a medically induced coma after emergency brain surgery due to a cerebral hemmorhage and brain stroke occurred after her eighth round stoppage loss to [[Diana Prazak]] on June 14, 2013. Wallberg remains hospitalized in critical condition at Karolinska Institutet ~~Hopsital,~~ Stockholm, Sweden.		* Swedish boxing rules mandate boxers a brain injury are not allowed to fight again in Sweden. Wallberg remains in a medically induced coma after emergency brain surgery due to a cerebral hemmorhage and brain stroke occurred after her eighth round stoppage loss to [[Diana Prazak]] on June 14, 2013. Wallberg remains hospitalized in critical condition at Karolinska Institutet Hospital in Stockholm, Sweden.

Rockyjones at 05:15, 16 June 2013

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	==Frida Wallberg Current Medical Situation in Sweden==		==Frida Wallberg Current Medical Situation in Sweden==
	* Swedish boxing rules mandate boxers a brain injury are not allowed to fight again in Sweden. Wallberg remains in a medically induced coma after emergency brain surgery due to a cerebral hemmorhage and brain stroke occurred after her eighth round stoppage loss to [[Diana Prazak]]. Wallberg remains hospitalized in critical condition at Karolinska Institutet Hopsital, Stockholm, Sweden.		* Swedish boxing rules mandate boxers a brain injury are not allowed to fight again in Sweden. Wallberg remains in a medically induced coma after emergency brain surgery due to a cerebral hemmorhage and brain stroke occurred after her eighth round stoppage loss to [[Diana Prazak]] on June 14, 2013. Wallberg remains hospitalized in critical condition at Karolinska Institutet Hopsital, Stockholm, Sweden.