NJSP Recruit Critical After Boxing Accident NJSP Recruit Critical After Boxing Accident
Njsp Recruit Critical After Boxing Accident A 27-year-old New Jersey State Police recruit remains in critical condition following a boxing accident last week in a training class, state officials said. The recruit was boxing with a classmate at the Sea Girt State Police Academy when he lost consciousness, officials said following the accident last week. The victim was treated at the scene before being taken to the hospital, where his family was notified and met with medical staff and State Police, officials said. “Out of respect to both him and his family, and their privacy I will not comment any further and simply ask that you pray …
Long Island Boxer Dies From Brain Trauma After Being Knocked Out Long Island Boxer Dies From Brain Trauma After Being Knocked Out
Long Island Boxer Dies From Brain Trauma After Being Knocked Out A 27-year-old boxer from Long Island lost his final fight and has died days after suffering a traumatic brain injury during a fight. Junior middleweight Patrick Day, of Freeport, who suffered a 10th-round knockout on Saturday, Oct. 13, died from his injuries at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago, his promoter, Lou DiBella, announced. Day had been in a coma and had emergency brain surgery following the fight. “On behalf of Patrick's family, team, and those closest to him, we are grateful for the prayers, expressions of support and outpouring of love for Pat that have been so obvious s…
Boxer From Long Island Fighting For His Life After Knockout Boxer From Long Island Fighting For His Life After Knockout
Boxer From Long Island Fighting For His Life After Knockout A boxer from Long Island is in the fight of his life after being knocked out in a match at Wintrust Arena in Chicago over the weekend. Freeport’s Patrick Day, 27, remained in a coma early on Sunday, Oct. 14, after he had to undergo emergency brain surgery after being knocked out by Charles Conwell in a fight the night earlier. Day was knocked down twice in the fourth and eighth rounds before taking a left hook early in the 10th round that knocked him out cold. He was treated by a doctor in the ring before being rushed off on a stretcher to an area hospital. According to reports, Day suffe…
Newark Boxer, 17, Youngest Ever To Go Pro In NJ Newark Boxer, 17, Youngest Ever To Go Pro In NJ
Newark Boxer, 17, Youngest Ever To Go Pro In NJ July 13 will be a big day in the history of New Jersey boxing -- and especially for Newark.  On that date, city native Shakur Stevenson, 21, will come back to his hometown for a featherweight bout against Hairon Socarras at the Prudential Center. Stevenson (11-0), who won a silver medal in the 2016 Olympics, has never fought professionally in his hometown before.  "Newark, I'm coming home! I've wanted to fight at Prudential Center since my pro debut, and the time has finally come," Stevenson told ESPN. "I haven't fought in Newark in over four years, and I promise it will be w…
Fit Cops: Bergen County SWAT Member Keeps Composure In Boxing Ring Fit Cops: Bergen County SWAT Member Keeps Composure In Boxing Ring
Fit Cops: Bergen County SWAT Member Keeps Composure In Boxing Ring Victor Urgiles had just gotten home from police training last May when the call came in. A New York City murder suspect had barricaded himself in a Hackensack home. Urgiles, a Bergen County Regional SWAT Team member, knew anything could happen at the scene.  But he wasn't afraid. Moments like this is what Urgiles trains for. "Always stay ready so you don't have to get ready," said Urgiles, also a Wallington police officer. That's the mentality he adopted as a boxer at Hackensack's Savage Boxing & Fitness, and says work in the ring helps prepare him for his job in law enfor…