Lee Reeves Hospitalized in Critical but Stable State After 10th-Round KO
Boxer Lee Reeves was knocked out in the tenth round by Gary Cully at Dublin's 3Arena and is now in hospital in a critical but stable condition.
In a contest for the BUI Celtic super-lightweight championship at Dublin's 3Arena, Gary Cully delivered a decisive left hand in the tenth round that knocked Lee Reeves unconscious. After the stoppage, Reeves was removed from the ring on a stretcher, treated with oxygen on site, and transported to a hospital for further evaluation. Queensberry Promotions reported that his condition is critical but stable, and that more information will be available in the next few days.
Frank Warren, the founder of Queensberry, reiterated that the organization is in constant contact with Reeves' team and is keeping the family in their thoughts. Cully, whose professional record now stands at 20-2, said his prayers are with Reeves and praised the underdog's performance. The promotion continues to monitor the situation closely, hoping for positive news.
Why it matters
A professional boxer’s serious injury raises concerns about safety protocols in combat sports.
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