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Russian boxer, Maxim Dadashev, died of serious injury he suffered after a fight in Maryland, the Russian boxing federation said today.

“Maxim Dadashev died in the United States due to injury after fighting with Subriel Matias,” said the sports federation in a statement.

The 28-year-old was forced to undergo an emergency brain surgery in Washington after fighting with Matias from Puerto Rico on Friday.

It is understood that the super-lightweight category fight was stopped in the 11th round.

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The author has diversified experience in investigative journalism. He is Chief content editor at wnobserver.com He can be reached at: [email protected]

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