Japanese boxer partially lost his memory after a heavy knockout.

Japanese boxer Jin Sasaki partially lost his memory after being knocked out in a fight for the WBO world championship title against American opponent Brian Norman. After the bout, the athlete cannot remember events that occurred a month and a half before the fight, including his consent to the match. Sasaki's trainer, Isio Nakai, reported that the boxer was hospitalized after the fight and underwent additional examinations, which confirmed memory loss due to a blow to the back of the head. Further medical examinations are underway to determine the state of the boxer.

A German boxer of Chechen descent, Abu Yusupov, has died in Berlin after being stabbed at a train station. The athlete died following a conflict with unknown individuals who stabbed him in the neck. Police are searching for the murderer. The family and the World Boxing Council expressed deep condolences to Yusupov's relatives and friends. Abu Yusupov died in the hospital from his injuries, leaving behind a wife and three children. The athlete's death is a significant loss for the boxing world, and his memory will always remain in the hearts of fans.

Both of these cases are examples of how dangerous and brutal professional sports can be, especially in boxing. The complexities and risks of this field prove that the safety of athletes must always come first.