Frazer Clarke left with BRUTAL dent in his head after KO defeat to Fabio Wardley… as British heavyweight is taken to hospital with suspected broken jaw following oxygen treatment in the ring

Heavyweight boxer Frazer Clarke has been sent to hospital following his knockout loss to Fabio Wardley with a suspected broken jaw and dent in the side of his head.

The fight, which took place in Riyadh on Saturday night, ended in the first round after Clarke was caught by a powerful overhand right that sent him to the canvas.

Immediately after the fight, ringside photos revealed a concerning dent on the side of Clarke’s head, raising alarms about the severity of the blow he sustained. 

Medical personnel were quick to respond, and Clarke was given oxygen before being transported to the hospital for further evaluation.

Reports indicate that medical staff are concerned about not only the visible dent but also a suspected broken jaw, which could complicate his recovery. 

The fight, which took place in Riyadh on Saturday night, ended in the first round after Clarke was caught by a powerful overhand right that sent him to the canvas

Clarke’s camp has stated that they are awaiting detailed assessments from doctors, who will conduct scans to determine the full extent of his injuries.

Despite the unfortunate outcome of the bout for Clarke, the team on the ground in Saudi Arabia optimistic about his recovery. 

They noted that he was responsive and stable when he was taken to the hospital, which is encouraging news given the nature of the injury.

The British title fight against Wardley was highly anticipated, showcasing two rising stars in the heavyweight division. 

Speaking about the dent in Clarke’s head after the fight, Johnny Nelson said: ‘I’ve never seen a knockout like that and a reaction like that on a fighter’s face. That was scary.’

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