Muay Thai fighter had forehead collapsed during fight

2017-12-22 15:42 Last Updated At：16:32

OMG! It seems human skull is not as hard as we imagine.....

Muay Thai is a dangerous and high-risk sport. Recently, a French Muay Thai fighter named Jeremy got punched in the head during a contest, causing his forehead horribly caved in.

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(Photo via Jonny Betts/Facebook）

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Surprisingly, a video revealed that Jeremy didn’t stop fighting at once after the terrible elbow but tried to continue the fight. But the referee halted it for his safety.

The injured boxer then was taken to the hospital and accepted surgery. He had a titanium plate fitted in his skull where the bone had collapsed. He is out of hospital now.

Jonny Betts revealed Jeremy's injury on social media. He posted ‘He was fine, though. He wasn’t wobbled and kept fighting, but the referee stopped the fight to get a doctor to look at the injury and the doctor obviously stopped it right away.’

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