This Boxer Died While Boxing in the Ring

jeanette zacarías zapata died while boxing against marie pier houle on 28 August 2021. She died 5 days later but it was caused by the knockout she suffered during the boxing match.
Explained by Florid Miston
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[@FloridMiston]

Rest In Peace (Champ)💖 She was a true example of determination🤞🙏

[@hamidrabiu1303]

That's not determination that's suicide. Being able to back away is true bravery

[@shakoimnadze7604]

There is a fine line between bravery and stupidity

[@hamidrabiu1303]

@@shakoimnadze7604 100%

[@TRIIGGAVELLI]

She wasn't a "champ" though. Just saying.

[@miguelrios725]

@@TRIIGGAVELLI was now she is dead, gone

[@ikechukwuukwuma2894]

It is okay to take a step back. You could live to fight another day. RIP

[@wisevibe1259]

they ill replace her quickly...she has to doit to out food on table.

[@iqiyi1928]

@@wisevibe1259 yessir. Imagine a teenager knows how to get money and put food on the table bcs she knows their wealth condition. You dont see that everyday. She got my respect for that

[@jimmyjammie9365]

So, i looked it up, turns out that her family is going on a holiday to canada. I don't think anyone who can travel far away can't afford to put food on the table.

[@Zawnpuia1640]

Like a lion

[@wisevibe1259]

@@jimmyjammie9365 of course after several match...i think going holiday in canada not that 100,000 dollar cost. going holiday not something to do every week...may once in couple of a year. and if her family can afford holliday..you think adult women like she doesnt need to work.? and rely to her family forever.? if not for her family she work for her self. mexican not that much rich population. except youre drug dealer or succesfull business person.

[@chris12333130]

Coaches should never allow this shit to happen, that's their job. RIP

[@nrbhooper]

Coaches just can’t stop her if she wanted to do it she gone do all the coach gone do is advise her not to do it

[@chris12333130]

@@nrbhooper shiiiddd they could've also thrown the towel when she was getting blasted. Fighters need to be reined in when it comes to taking care of their health, especially brain injuries. That's the coaches job, they failed imo

[@chris12333130]

@Aidan Ford maaaaan we are not talking about Ali and all of em, we talking bout zapata who is not with us now and I feel it could've been avoided. You don't agree and I could care less. I do know what I'm talking bout though, the people you mentioned won. She died, big difference

[@juliantoxic4791]

@Aidan Ford at the same time I agree and disagree because if the coaches knew she was medically unfit they could've cancel the fight or tell the doctor so the doctor could stop it.

[@juliantoxic4791]

Sometimes it's just better to rest fully.

[@souldigspeaks4331]

Always keep in mind , “A Setback ain’t nothing but a Setup for a Come Back“🥊🥊

[@Quantum3691]

She ain't comin' back. The was her last redeo.

[@morenitascorp9246]

Life Lesson. Preach.

[@loprfkd]

Well said 👍

[@Evvzt]

👊🏽🙏🏽

[@robertscott1983]

How sway?… she dead

[@jbaru648]

I’m pretty sure she wasn’t “willing to die in a boxing match”. At 18 years old her trainers and boxing staff should have made sure she was approved to fight and I wouldn’t be surprised if her trainers talked her into fighting so they can get paid. But I doubt she intentionally put her life on the line. Please don’t disrespect her like that. Anyway RIP to the beautiful young lady my condolences to her and her family. This was an unfortunate situation.

[@vincentmontgomery9770]

Mexicans got different mind sets

[@marshamoore8385]

Well said!

[@marshamoore8385]

@@vincentmontgomery9770 Baloney! There may be cultural differences but, NO one regardless of their race would be willing to die like that! Who takes care of her family now?

[@shinske3564]

@@marshamoore8385 actually many boxers and mma fighters have claimed they were ready to go that far. This is still sad..she probably wasn't going to make that much anyway. She was failed, she wasn't ready.

[@HittoTheAssassin]

When you compete in combat sports, dying in a match is something that is possible for anyone. In every fight, Death is watching. Her coaches failed her

[@MrWonkawonka]

Sad. She went doing what she loved. My son went doing what he loved. Prayers and condolences to her family.

[@kaydinardo7719]

Keep your head up sweetheart

[@MrWonkawonka]

@@kaydinardo7719 thank you

[@tauheedhussain9882]

@@sy3d460 wtf

[@gece5661]

@@sy3d460 damn bro that was mad funny 😐😐😐😐😐

[@gece5661]

@@sy3d460 shit I laughed so hard bro 😐😐😐😐😐

[@SmoothsDatOne]

This is truly sad and she had the wrong team around her because she should have not been in the ring. I knew some boxers who would be out for about 6 months training until they were fit to fight again especially after a knockout. R.I.P

[@teresaescobedo5504]

Some teams dont care about their condition, only want them to win and try to force them to continue, she should have not fought but they probably pushed her to fight..

[@SmoothsDatOne]

@@teresaescobedo5504 You are right about that!!

[@HLMM_KE]

How was the fight even approved by the sport regulator?

[@SmoothsDatOne]

@@HLMM_KE That is a great quesion, just show they didn't care all the way around

[@lacydo]

Shit is all about money, your 1st fight is against somebody that is 30-0.

[@Deviljho5]

She was just trying to take care of her family! Rest in power Sis! You will be greatly missed!

[@Quantum3691]

Her family, the coaches and trainers, and the sanctioning body, should all be held accountable. Many individuals are not suitable for fighting and they know it.

[@jayashton410]

Yes she may have be unfit but that was her passion she knew the risks and was ok with that that's no one's fault don't be hating because she had a type of determination that you will never have

[@Ace-kp4fx]

Yes they should be held accountable for her actions....

[@Quantum3691]

Morals and ethics should also apply to the decisions being made on behalf of a person putting their lives on the line for a little paycheck.

[@jayashton410]

Ya but to people who truly love fighting it's more then a pay check to them I would be insulted if someone tried to take a decision that is up to me and no one else she wanted that fight regardless of the risks that was what she loved that was her passion nobody has the right to take that decision from her everyone may have there personal feelings about it but the fact remains she knew the risks the choice was hers and nobody else's what make you think you can take that from someone

[@Quantum3691]

@@jayashton410 Apparently, her advisors/mentors didn't have her best interests at heart. She could still be alive and fighting today with the proper guidance and coaching, and she could still fulfill her aspirations of being a boxer without the having to die for it in the process unnecessarily. It would have just taken her longer to acclimate herself to the various aspects, dynamics, and nuances of the sport.

[@christianhviid2167]

God thats gotta be brutal for the woman she fought. She is going to have a lingering feeling that she killed her for the rest of her life, even though logic says she did it to herself when she insisted on fighting despite her condition. Anyways rip.

[@sheri6242]

Or she will accept that she didn’t kill her purposely and move on

[@CharminIsBallin]

@@sheri6242 she should

[@sheri6242]

@@CharminIsBallin ik

[@sheri6242]

@@CharminIsBallin I was basically saying the top comment isn’t definite

[@Zystem_ON_KICK]

I guess she had a “KILLER” punch “Insert long beach Griffey meme here”

[@unbearifiedbear1885]

*Rule 1:* Rest is _as important_ as effort. Take care of yourselves - RIP Champ ❤🥊🏆

[@oscarpesina6103]

Rip🙏 she clearly had problems, most likely wanted to help out her struggling parents... so sad

[@Ricobaca]

How much her parents cant take care of themselves?

[@michaeldaugette802]

This is so sad ! I hate to hear about this happening , there’s no reason this woman should have been allowed to fight this soon ! My goodness this is heartbreaking ! I feel for her family!

[@ilovesoggycereal1526]

this is proof that she have a huge dedication even when she know she can't defeat the strong but she tried. Rest well champ

[@robertscott1983]

Is that champ like or ignorance?

[@potatoloaf9129]

That was quite selfish, not to herself but to the other fighter. Most boxers aren’t actually out to fucking kill someone, but hey I guess it is part of the sport🦧 Still not cool to put the opponent in that position without them probably even knowing.

[@doomy156]

That's a great way to put it.

[@abysmalace1399]

That is fucked up. I fight semi-professionally and, if someone did that to me I'd hate myself. I am scared of actually breaking someone's arm so killing them, I'd be depressed for months. I'd apologize to the family, I'd go to the funeral, I would do anything I can.

[@chkmaclean1]

Agreed. In all my fights i was never out to actually hurt anyone or get hurt. Black eyes,dmg etc fair game but never to hurt them. Took me ages to forgive myself for hurting a guys leg. Never mind killing somone!.

[@abysmalace1399]

@@chkmaclean1 yeah, I've accidentally hurt people and accidentally gotten hurt while sparring and, every time i feel so bad. The worst injury I got was I fucked up my toe and it was a struggle walking on that foot for about a week.

[@abumnm]

Good analysis....

[@wyldshot666]

Passion can overwhelm you. She went out on her sheild. A true soldier.

[@russellnentwich8745]

She is not “the camp” she lost twice and the second fight cost her her life . The people in her corner are trash! This is sad.

[@breakfastsurreal5650]

I agree. She was not the camp.

[@billybob-zg4bx]

Why did you end the video with “ May the Champ Rest In Peace “ after showing that she lost her last two matches so horribly that it led to her death? If anything this video should have exposed the lack of concern for her by her team and the boxing commission of that region.

[@NDNstrength]

Agreed! What a dumb ghetto comment. People should be examining who’s at fault and trying to rectify the situation as best as possible.

[@tomare6479]

getting hit by weak hands more times can damage the brain.

[@invaziondzxn4716]

@@WorthlessClips I think your missing the point. If she never died no one would even think to call her a champ. If her team had any remorse they wouldn't have let her fight and she'd be alive to fight her way to being a champion by the world.

[@MONKEY.D.LUFFY67]

Shut up Bob

[@somedude3977]

@@invaziondzxn4716 Shannon Briggs calls everyone champ so no

[@mrbigg151]

I hope this story is a life lesson for others to come. Your body can be pushed to certain limits, but be aware that it needs time to recoup. She was so young, too.

[@apdb7226]

R.I.P true heart of a fighter 🙏🏾💯

[@xaviermagnate]

Imagine allowing another human to purposely hit the structure that protects your brain. Then doing so for entertainment and calling it a sport.

[@1jazzyphae]

Seriously tho!!!! It's insane to me people are down for this.

[@acutetriangle8923]

@@1jazzyphae payday payday I know you want payday

[@Fightingat40]

Pretty sure boxers don't purposely allow their opponents to hit them anywhere, let alone the skull. Kinda the point of boxing is to not get hit while landing your own shots.

[@freddiereagan6705]

@@acutetriangle8923 keep your mouth shut while i talk

[@MarshallLore]

dont forget the structure that protects your liver

[@robertogutierrez3746]

If she was medically unfit for the match why the boxing association aloud her to fight, that's really sad.

[@8BitGamer4life]

Because it wasn't regulated.

[@fajardiniarikamil2712]

Maybe the same reason when we decided to keep paying our politician and decision makers, but they dont do a decent job and still got paid.

[@banitoblake1497]

Hurts my heart everytime I see this. To her family and all who love Her, may the HEAVENLY FATHER comfort you and give you all strength to endure til the end. 🥀 😔 🥊👑🥊

[@kennethduff248]

As an amateur boxer myself I sure hope someone wouldn't match me with an opponent that is not fit to fight. I wouldn't know how to handle that and to see the family and loved one suffer. I wouldn't want to touch that with a 10 foot pole. But much respect to her and her family she passed as a worrior. Though not worth it. Rip

[@playerone6672]

It's boxers like yourself that become great in and out of the ring huge respect to you.

[@thetruth8116]

Where were the athletic commission, managers and trainers? They're the ones who make the decisions of when a boxer is ready to fight.

[@lovellrodriguez8567]

In mexico they dont care its like a rooster fight .what commission..

[@putinski666]

This is Mexico. Land of cartels, death and shit. Human life is about as valuable as a random piece of pebble.

[@christianlamarre5247]

Trainer....was her bf...

[@STREETMEDIATV215]

🙏🏿 🙏🏿 PRAYERS TO HER AND HER FAMILY I PRAY THAT GOD MADE HER TRANSITION PAINLESS AND THAT SHE'S NOW IS HEAVEN WITH THE CREATOR

[@victordayrider8554]

Blame the trainers for letting her fight so soon. That's why I'm so against boxing committee's that don't look into fighters medical records if this young woman's trainers would've done everything to keep her out of the ring RIP champ.

[@molokoplus0612]

They never should have let her fight not being medically cleared. That said she knew the risk and unnecessarily gave her life for it.

[@dmr123kkla]

I'm wondering if she didn't have a secret death wish.I'm not joking, or being facetious or being rude or disrespectful. She had to have been suffering from tremendous pain, from the previous knockout. She had to been experiencing some type of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE). Deep in my heart, I think the Trainers and the boxing Commissioners should be helped liable, both Criminally and Punitively. We all know how irresponsible Athletes can be, to fulfill their quest. That's how come you have TRAINERS/COACHES and COMMISSIONS, to prevent these types of tragedies😡😔😡😔😡😔😡

[@potatoloaf9129]

CTE is degenerative, no no she did not have CTE. Brain damage, well yes.

[@MrSimplified]

No one should be held responsible, I'm quite sure the coaches and trainers had no authority to tell her she couldn't fight. Plus she knowed that she was unfit but chose to ingore it on purpose.

[@Quantum3691]

Exactly.

[@connormason4259]

Damn, she has my respect for the rest of my life, because she has the dedication and the heart of a true warrior, it’s actually rare that we have brave professional boxers like this, but rip 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@udontknow1657]

What?.. selfish. Rest in piss.

[@abumnm]

Respect for what..being a selfish, being stupid, being troublesome... she just 18 ...stupid and irresponsible boxer, coach and officials...

[@dontdoittoyoself6786]

This is what happens when fights are just thrown together for money instead of with respect.

[@philtess3126]

That fight wasn't even thrown for the money. It wasn't high caliber boxing at all. The fight was mostly there to pad up Marie houle's record which is the worst part of boxing. People getting treated as punching bags just so one guy can day he's 21 and 0.

[@dontdoittoyoself6786]

@@philtess3126 That’s the lack respect part. Not valuing someone’s life/health.

[@ioanetusani1530]

Oh aye, that was not nice. Feel sorry for her and her family. RIP 🙏 🕊 ☮ Love ❤ from New Zealand 🇳🇿 15th January 2022

[@chrisf4268]

What is the point of this story? Now this lady's opponent has to live with the trauma of her death. Do you feel that she did something that should be admired?

[@insanity8119]

She did something she loved, she didn't give up, what she did was admirable, but she also showed us that it's okay to take a step back to live another day to fight another match.

[@chrisf4268]

@@insanity8119 my comment is not about what she did to herself, but what she did to her unwitting opponent. Was the woman she was fighting aware that she was taking part in someone’s death before she took part in the fight, or does that even matter to you?

[@insanity8119]

@@chrisf4268 now I understand, the woman definetly had no idea that she would kill her, it's a physical sport, its tragic when it happens, but u as a competitor has to realize the risks, it's nobody's fault of the death in most cases, but if there is someone to blame it should be the referee.

[@chrisf4268]

@@insanity8119 the fighter was ruled medically unfit to fight, so there was a high degree of negligence that was involved in the match. The match took place in Mexico and it is very unlikely that it would have been allowed to take place in a developed nation. That is just a sad truth.

[@chrisf4268]

@Aidan Ford nothing that you have the ability to understand, so no need for you to worry about it. It has nothing to do with you. 😂😂😂🤣

[@willkirkoff1333]

That breaks my heart. Mary God protect her and her family. R.I.P , Champion!!!

[@bvailoveyou3573]

Rest In Peace Jeanette Zapata 🙏 May your soul be at peace, you doing something you loved. Amen.

[@lawalemmanuel6027]

Anyone brave enough to step in that ring earn my respect. RIP champ

[@glennbhagoe]

R.I.P champ! 😢🙏

[@NooffenceBut_]

Rest in peace ☮️

[@choice12ozborne]

Something tells me that she needed the money for family or something. That makes it even rougher. Peace to her and hers.

[@Great-Dao-of-Elegance]

Whoever let her fight even with her being labeled as medically unfit by her doctor should be fired.

[@alover466]

I don't understand Human body health.... 1 boxer takes 10000 brutal shots on the head... nothing happens Another boxer takes one shot and brain damage or dies... Nature is full of surprise

[@Punarjagran]

appreciate 👍

[@machomajooo]

Do you know.. 1.Most of the boxers spend days for recovery treatment after a heavy match. (Joe Frazier took about 1 month for recovery after the match with Ali) 2. About the punch.. Thousands of boxers got their career ended very early due to those fatal blows(Tyson and Forman have finished lot of opponents careers) 3. A hard puch on the head doesn't result death.. Sometimes it accidentally lands on the critical part of the neck which can result instant death.

[@qubicracks6386]

RIP she was beautiful. Her and her opponents look very strong.

[@PhillyPugilist]

❤️🙏🏾❤️ The commission or whomever oversees boxing in Mexico shouldn’t of let her fight. The same goes for her trainer/coach/team. Sad situation so young too 😢

[@CHRISTIANNWO]

Rest is very important for athletes, especially for fighters

[@anthonypalermo2909]

Rip… your a queen

[@leightonlawrence8832]

Love how they threw in a b-roll shocked looking old Asian guy to guide our emotional reaction

[@marpat_prepper8954]

Can you imagine how the opponent must feel after this.

[@edwardwilliams6780]

These referees should be forced to read past fighter's reports before any fight

[@mikeycarmonajr4291]

This truly tragic rest in peace and pray for for the women who caused her death imagine what she's dealing with now.

[@The-Black-Militant]

She didn't cause her death, the people in zapata's corner was suppose to do more, can't stand when dumb people who don't know shit about boxing

[@The-Black-Militant]

Blame someone else for the death of that girl

[@mikeycarmonajr4291]

@@The-Black-Militant OK I blame the medical profession and her trainers, they had to know something was wrong you don't just die in the ring it's uncommon, do some investigating I've watched boxing and sparred in a boxing gym since I was a kid it's uncommon to see a boxer die in the ring she obviously had a medical condition or that other boxer had concrete in her gloves.

[@triplehwahlang7500]

REST IN PEACE

[@bestofmessi4653]

She did on my birthday 🥺❤ may she rest in peace ❤🥺

[@miriamcapojuu4850]

RIP champion 💜🙏 😢We still in the gladiators time,the difference we get paid... that's all😢

[@linbooma1]

Rest in heaven sweet child of god

[@samuelfredolin5605]

She is willing to die for it. Her will and spirit gave me an absolute goosebumps. Rest in peace Champ🙏

[@NobodysGh0sT]

Rest In Peace, Champ. Rest in Peace. Watching this broke my heart that she had so much heart that she died doing what she loved.

[@tristanchapman5092]

Maybe she didn’t win any world championships but she sure has the heart of a champion

[@stevemears3619]

Her coaches and the commissions involved should all be held accountable, shocking . Rip 🙏 🕊

[@josealtamirano6946]

People would b surprised to see how determined and motivated our people can b she was a real fighter with a big heart god bless her beautiful soul 🕊 🙏🏼

[@xevierred6330]

The other woman knows she did nothing wrong and she should lives without regrets. May she continue to make a living the way she can.

[@JuanFlores-td8ff]

Imagine how bad Marie houl must have felt for killing another person in a sport she also loves

[@LazarOMoFoz]

If I lost my love like this I'd wana get in the ring and fight till death 🙌 I'm on my way baby 💯

[@tommyboy1653]

My Dad was a corman (medic) in the Navy,he told me the most dangerous job you could get is a fighter. He did teach me self defense .Sad her life was cut short.

[@gurjotgill28]

Rest in power ❤️❤️ You always alive in my heart ❤️

[@jesslocaine6152]

Determination without thinking first, if she’s actually capable to fight. The mind is strong but the body is weak that carries her brain. Boxing authorities can be partly blame for allowing this to happen.

[@richardsedillo6246]

Mexicans have that Mexican pride. I'm sure that is what forced her to fight so soon. People should be held accountable.

[@elijahspeller6796]

Someone on her team should face criminal charges for negligence... the health and safety of the fighters should ALWAYS be paramount

[@tonyb6869]

So sad for the beautiful young woman. RIP Beautiful Queen

[@kevinnelson7070]

Beautiful young woman, may she rest easy 💯💪🏿🙏🏿

[@UTAH100]

NEVER EVER hit your head until your 1st concussion is FULLY HEALED. The 2nd hit is the one that usually gets you.

[@MaxPowers2.0]

This is exactly why sometimes I take what even fighters say about their own sport with a grain of salt. Sometimes that “fighting spirit” can make you too tough for your own good. The officials, the rules, the governing bodies, the organizations are there to protect fighters from the industry AND from themselves. It’s imperfect but I bet they’ve saved a lot of lives, but some still fall through the cracks

[@riazamod8108]

RIP Champ, We will never forget you true warrior

[@yankeesdoubleheader2375]

Some of these combat sports athletes have the hearts of gladiators.

[@lock4572]

R.I.P CHAMP YOU’LL TRULY BE MISSED ❤️

[@joshioaz85]

Rest in peace, she was so young.

[@junkim1884]

She's medically unfit for match. Let us listen to our doctors or else your life is in danger. May the sports members take heed and learn the lessons. The spirit of courage is high but the physical body is at risk. RIP.

[@gladysriggs4603]

No offense but, to the professional referees, how did they not see this and, stop this. There are truly no words. I'm just speechless. Rest in Eternal Paradise champ. My deepest deepest condolences, to the family and loved ones, and dear friends, to this amazing woman. Rest in peace God's angel.😇💖💖🙏

[@gmamose9152]

Such a sad story. My prayers go out to her sweet family. There is no pain like the loss of a child and nothing will salve it. Blessings, beautiful family.

[@shivanidumas6607]

A life well lived. Rest in the Peace Jeanette Zacarias Zapata. You ought to have been protected by those who allowed you in the ring for your last fight. May your family & others remember you as a Determined and energetic woman.

[@bighawk3778]

It's hard to feel bad for people who don't take their health seriously.

[@inlovewita3008]

I've never understood why some people actually choose to get beat up.. No disrespect to this woman may she R.I.P.

[@Geranimo_Adeezi]

This is exactly why we have a State athletic commission in every state that has to clear fighter safety precautions before the fighter will be allowed to step foot in the ring. And if they don't clear you, you don't set foot in the ring. Other than a public interview to explain why you are not going to be fighting at the event.

[@dallaskoivu8951]

I think people forget how incredibly dangerous the sport is

[@desb8895]

Tragic, boxing needs to hold more trainers, and doctors accountable. So more tragedy like this doesn’t happen.

[@riddlemeedward4105]

Rest In Peace. This is the reason why some referees are not fit for their position. They just can’t read the situation properly to make the right decision to stop the fight. Very sad to see this kind of thing happening.

[@MemeWaves]

Imagine being so aggressive that you kill someone in a sport

[@davidbatin1699]

Professional boxing license board should never have allowed her to fight knowing she was brutaly ko twice previous two fights.

[@wenmcbrainvansandt5240]

OMGOODNESS So sad she was very young. The boxing 🥊 arena should be held responsible for letting her fight. My condolences to her family and friends. MAY THE GREAT SPIRIT TAKE HER INTO HIS KINGDOM OF LOVE AND HAPPINESS FOR ALL TIME.

[@marshallduvall4251]

They have those "time off after a knock out !" rules for a REASON ! Who ever let her fight before that time period was up is guilty of manslaughter ! Sad state of affairs.

[@allanwalsh95TSV]

She fought to death like a real warrior. She didn't have to but she wanted to. R.I.P 😇❤️

[@russellsylve805]

COACHES/TRAINERS! we’ve gotta protect our fighters better than this 🤦‍♂️. Not only do we have to protect them from their opponents, we have to protect them from their selves also.

[@apachebadindian]

Sad.rip champ. Her team didn't make the right decisions and allowed her to fight knowing she was medically unfit. They should be held accountable for her death

[@banitoblake1497]

Please Ladies, stop participating in combat sports. It's not natural for a beautiful woman who carries life for ,9 ,months to die fighting for money. She's a Queen not live stock. 🥀🙏🏽

[@scottocha1892]

That's horrible, 18yrs old and dead. This is why safety requirements are needed and need to be enforced, what a shame 😔

[@eggosliny1962]

What she did was selfish and horribly wrong to her opponent who now has to live with the fact that she killed someone in the ring. I only see a true example of selfishness

[@liwaywaygironella5729]

She really loves her craft but unfortunately that's her last stand in the boxing ring. May she rest in paradise. Poor girl so young at her age.....condolences to her bereaved family!

[@JerusalemSlim]

Imagine dying while doing something you love. That’s how you exit stage left.

[@robertsimmons2721]

Po thang, young and dedicated to her craft. I'm soo sorry for your loss and your family and friends. Girl may u fully Rest In Peace 😥👍🏿💪🏿✌🏿🙏🏿

[@jeronimosanonymous2604]

Rest In Peace, Brave warrior… you gave it your all ❤️☮️🙏🏽🕊

[@shinske3564]

We see things like this happen, then we also complain when the fight is stopped to early. This is tragic, and just because you are seemingly taking the shots well doesn't mean you're okay. She just happened to be outclassed, she could've lived to fight another day had the management/ref took things into consideration.

[@sandywindows9936]

To all the young fighters, don't have that "I'd die for this" attitude until you actually make a professional career out of it.