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Tuesday, February 28, 1995
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Boxer's injury triggers controversy
Presence of on-site doctors may have rescued fighter
The Associated Press
LONDON — As Gerald McClellan's changes of survival improved yesterday, British boxing officials dismissed appeals for the sport to be banned and called for a world body to supervise safety in boxing.
McClellan remained in critical but stable support on life support at Royal London Hospital, where he had a large blood clot removed from his brain after losing to Nigel Benn in a WBC super-middleweight title fight Saturday night.
John Sutcliffe, the neurosurgeon who performed the operation early Sunday, said McClellan's chance of survival improves with every hour that passes.
"We think he will now survive," Sutcliffe said. "Hopefully we will get him through it — and at the end of the day get him through it in good condition."
The surgeon said it was too early
to determine whether McClellan would suffer long-term brain damage or disabilities but that his boxing career was over.
Members of McClellan's family — mother Stacey McCilelan, girlfriend Angela Brown, aunt Linda Shorter and sister Sister Cailey — visited the boxer yesterday after flying in from the United States.
"He is in very capable hands, and I am cautiously optimistic he will be all right," said promoter Don King, who spent an hour with the family at the hospital.
McClellan, of Freeport, Ill., collapsed in his corner after being counted out in the 10th round of what was widely described by the British media as the most brutal fight ever seen in the country.
The tragedy triggered new demands for boxing to be banned, a campaign that has been led for years by the British Medical Association.
But the British boxing community called a news conference Monday to defend the sport and its safety procedures.
Fight promoter Frank Warren said the sport had improved its medical safeguards, noting that an anaesthetist, four doctors, two sets of paramedics and two ambulances were on site for Saturday's fight at the London Arena. The immediate treatment McCllenl received was credited with saving his life.
"What happened Saturday night and the measures we had at ringside is probably the best you could get other than having an operating theater at ringside," Warren said.
Meanwhile, Warren criticized the selection of French referee Alfred Azaro for the fight.
"It would help to have an English speaking referee when you have two English speaking boxers," Warren said. "I don't think the referee could speak English. And I don't think he could understand it either."
Warren said he was concerned that McClellan may have tried to communicate to Azaro in the ninth round after an accidental head-butt, but the referee didn't understand him.
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