South African boxer dies days after ‘fighting invisible opponent’ in the ring
South African boxer Simiso Buthelezi has passed away just days after being disorientated inside the ring and attempting to punch an invisible opponent.
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South Africa's Simiso Buthelezi dies after suffering brain bleed
Lightweight boxer Simiso Buthelezi has died after suffering bleeding on the brain following a bout at the weekend in Durban, Boxing South Africa has confirmed.
South African boxer Buthelezi dies after suffering brain injury
Simiso Buthelezi has died after suffering bleeding on the brain following a bout at the weekend in Durban, Boxing South Africa (BSA) confirmed on Wednesday. Buthelezi fought in a 10-round World Boxing Federation All Africa lightweight fight against compatriot Siphesihle Mntungwa on Sunday, but the contest was stopped by the referee when he appeared to shadow box an invisible opponent.
Boxing-South African boxer Buthelezi dies after suffering brain injury
Lightweight boxer Simiso Buthelezi has died after suffering bleeding on the brain following a bout at the weekend in Durban, Boxing South Africa (BSA) confirmed on Wednesday.
KZN boxer dies following bizarre shadowboxing session in bout
Boxing South Africa has announced that lightweight boxer Simiso Buthelezi has died.
Big guns Bosch, Notshe and Kok start for Sharks against WP after URC disappointment
Still smarting after their United Rugby Championship (URC) exit last weekend, the Sharks have named big guns Curwin Bosch, Sikhumbuzo Notshe and Werner Kok in their Currie Cup team to face Western Province at the Danie Craven Stadium in Stellenbosch on Friday (16:00).
KZN boxer in ICU with induced coma after bizarre shadowboxing session in title fight
Lightweight boxer Simiso Buthelezi has been put into an induced coma at a Durban hospital after losing his bearings in a bout that took place in Durban on Sunday.
Jake White calls for more consistent reffing in URC SF: 'I hope they will allows us to win'
Bulls director of rugby Jake White hopes that next week's referee for their United Rugby Championship (URC) semi-final against Leinster in Dublin on Friday will be kinder to his team.