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British featherweight Connor Coghill is in hospital after a bleed on his brain used to be chanced on in the wake of his defeat by Hopey Tag in Sheffield.
Hull’s Coghill, 28, used to be knocked down four times as Leeds’ Tag won the WBA continental belt on 7 October.
Referee Bob Williams stopped the bout – on the Leigh Wood-Josh Warrington card – in the 12th and final round.
Trainer Stefy Bull said Coghill used to be “in hospital under observation after a scan has chanced on a bleed on his brain”.
Posting on X, beforehand Twitter, Bull added: “Connor has had headaches since his boxing contest remaining week in Sheffield.
“Clearly it be devastating news for Connor as boxing has been his life since a younger age.
“He’s true and resting and wanting other folks to respect his time during this complex length.
“Everyone at Stefy Bull Promotions are praying for a tubby restoration and want him factual health. We can withhold you all updated.”
Coghill went down in the sixth, 11th and 12th rounds against Tag before referee Williams ended the fight when he went down for a second time in the final round.
It used to be the main defeat of Tag’s professional profession, giving him a file of 14 wins and one loss from 15 bouts.
