Singapore Muay Thai fighter dies after falling ill following National Stadium bout

A 24-year-old Muay Thai fighter died after being hospitalised unconscious following a tournament, with police finding no suspected foul play.

The fighter's death was confirmed by police, but his identity and exact time of death remain undisclosed.

The Singapore Muaythai Association is reviewing the incident and denies claims the fighter was knocked out during the event.

SINGAPORE, Sept 29 — A 24-year-old Muay Thai fighter has died after he was taken to hospital unconscious following a tournament at the National Stadium earlier this month, with police saying preliminary investigations found no suspected foul play.

The police confirmed the death on Monday, CNA reported, but did not disclose the fighter’s identity or when he died.

A police report was made at about 8am on September 13, a day after the man competed in the AMC 13 Fight for Hope tournament and was subsequently taken to hospital.

The Singapore Civil Defence Force said it received a call for assistance at 1 Stadium Drive at about 7.05pm on September 12, with one person conveyed to Tan Tock Seng Hospital.

The fighter trained at Muay Thai gym Inspire Fitness Asia and had taken part in the tournament that evening.

Police said investigations into the circumstances surrounding his death are continuing.

The Singapore Muaythai Association said on September 17 that an incident had occurred during the event and that the on-site medical team provided treatment before the fighter was taken to hospital.

The association said it had begun a formal review and was working with the relevant parties to establish what had happened.

It later disputed online claims that the fighter had been knocked out during the tournament, saying the two competitors had attended the results announcement and left the ring without assistance before a medical emergency occurred.

The Fight for Hope tournament, held over three weekends in August and September, was organised by the Singapore Muaythai Association to raise funds and awareness for Breast Cancer Foundation Singapore.

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一名24岁的泰拳选手在比赛后昏迷不醒被送往医院，最终不治身亡，警方调查未发现任何谋杀嫌疑。

警方已证实该拳击手死亡，但其身份和确切死亡时间仍未公开。

新加坡泰拳协会正在调查这起事件，并否认了该拳手在比赛中被击倒的说法。

新加坡，9 月 29 日——一名 24 岁的泰拳选手在本月初国家体育场举行的一场比赛后昏迷不醒，被送往医院后死亡。警方表示，初步调查未发现任何谋杀嫌疑。

据中央社报道，警方周一证实了这起死亡事件，但没有透露死者的身份或死亡时间。

9 月 13 日上午 8 点左右，警方接到报案。此前一天，该男子参加了 AMC 13 为希望而战锦标赛，随后被送往医院。

新加坡民防部队表示，9月12日晚上7点05分左右接到1 Stadium Drive的求助电话，一人被送往陈笃生医院。

这位拳手在泰拳馆 Inspire Fitness Asia 接受训练，并参加了当晚的比赛。

警方表示，对其死亡情况的调查仍在进行中。

新加坡泰拳协会于9月17日表示，比赛期间发生了一起事件，现场医疗团队对该拳手进行了治疗，之后将其送往医院。

该协会表示，他们已启动正式审查程序，并正在与相关各方合作，以查明事件真相。

后来，该组织否认了网上关于该拳击手在比赛期间被击倒的说法，称两名参赛选手出席了结果宣布仪式，并在发生医疗紧急情况之前自行离开了拳台。

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