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Teenage boxer Isis Sio in coma

19-Year-Old Boxer Isis Sio Awake After Scary Knockout Leaves Her in Coma

A 19-year-old professional boxer is awake and talking after spending nearly 48 hours in a medically induced coma following a knockout loss over the weekend.

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Teenage boxer Isis Sio in coma after being knocked out in fourth professional fight

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Women's junior flyweight boxer Isis Sio in coma after knockout

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Female boxer out of coma two days after brutal knockout, says official

A 19-year-old female boxer who was in a medically induced coma after getting knocked out during a pro fight in California on Saturday, March 21 was off the ventilator and able to follow commands on Mo...

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Boxer, 19, in medically induced coma after weekend knockout

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Pro Boxer Isis Sio Placed in Medically Induced Coma After Brutal Knockout During Match in California

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19-Year-Old Boxer Isis Sio in Medically Induced Coma After Devastating Knockout

Camarillo, who is now 6-0 at age 21, had not had a knockout before the fight with Sio on Saturday.

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Boxer Isis Sio Awake, Breathing On Her Own After Brutal Knockout

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Women’s boxer Isis Sio, 19, in coma after knockout

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Kazakh Boxer Nazym Kyzaibay Breaks Into Top-10 of Global Rankings

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2024 Olympics boxing: Who is Imane Khelif? How the Algerian boxer became a symbol of the gender debate

Women's welterweight boxer Imane Khelif is on the verge of winning her first Olympic gold medal and bringing Algeria its seventh first-place prize in 60 years. Yet that story has taken a backseat to a hailstorm of ethical debates and misinformation.