The TERRIFYING Last Moments of Boxer Becky Zerlentes
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Her heart pounded as she walked towards the bright lights of the ring. The deafening roar of the crowd drowned out her trainer's last minute advice.
She clenched her fists, staring at the canvas mat beneath her feet. It was April 2, 2005, and Becky Zerlentes was stepping into the ring for her 10th amateur boxing match. This was the Colorado Golden Gloves title event, and she decided it would be the last boxing match of her career - chasing another title as a fitting last goal. This was her moment. All the hours of training and conditioning her body had led to this.
Tragically, this fight would indeed be her last - and her final horrifying moments on earth.
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Boxing is a dangerous and violent sport when you step in the ring you are always in a fight for your life and the shadow of death is always a factor
One blow at the wrong place at the wrong time and you are dead. Boxing is a blood sport. And it can happen in anyone
What a shame! My condolences to family & friends.
We pray for Becky. Amen!❤
Some aren't meant to fight. Sad story.
I don’t understand or like boxing, how can two people go into a ring and bunch hell out of each other till your battered and bruised or it this place death, its horrible 😢
@FRLN500
11 күн бұрын
You are a woman?
@katemaloney4296
8 күн бұрын
My thoughts exactly!
WHY SO LONG, In the USAF. Be concrete....and short, to the POINT. It is like a briefing I would leave .... or fall asleep to..... like now. It was her choice WIN or LOSE. She made the decision.
She seemed wholesome a warrior in her own right rest.i.n heaven young lady.
Where's THE OUTRAGE from THE FEMINISTS?
They will never tell u if she took what no one should have took
Wie muss es denn der Gegnerin gehen die mit der Situation leben muss dass sie ihre Gegnerin totgeschlagen hat? Bei jedem Schlag gegen den Kopf werden gehirnzellen geschädigt bzw getötet. Gehirnzellen erneuern sich aber nicht mehr, und so bleiben die Schäden ein Leben lang zurück. Die Frage aber lautet warum ist der Boxsport bei den Zuschauern so beliebt? Ich kenne die Antwort kennen sie sie auch??? Rasmus aus Schweden 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪
Accumulation of damage over time …then one blow brought her down for the final count. very very sad. May she RIP.
When fighters die it is usually from injuries sustained from 3-5 pryor fights. The opponent gets blamed unfairly.
The ending got cut off in mid-sentence.
Concussions are what the boxing crowd lives for. Other contact sports work to avoid them.
Dang. I went to FRCC. I had no idea.
Goal’s are full of people who could offer some details into “One punch death” It happens quite Easily unfortunately. Fortunately, Zero suffering upon impact.
Amateur boxing is much safer than amateur American football. By far.
She knew the risk. If she didn't, too bad.
You can play tennis, play hockey, football or whatever. But you don’t play boxing 🥊! Love it but let’s not kid ourselves. It’s brutal!
@FRLN500
11 күн бұрын
Hockey is extremely brutal also. Have you seen the videos of players with their throats cut by skates?
@missesmew
11 күн бұрын
@@FRLN500 yes and you’re right about hockey being tough. But compared with car accident type damage that happens while boxing. The throat cuts only happen every now and then. As well, a team sport shares the pain. Boxing is all you, not a shitty goalie, or a bad referee. Zero excuses, you either suck or have potential. All you baby
Looks to me like she already had a head injury the doctors missed maybe fell off her bike these boxing promoters just want to make money they don't care if you die.
@ythomitnellum
8 күн бұрын
No promoters and not much money in amateur boxing (unless you count the bribes paid to Olympic judges and referees). The money made at this event would likely barely cover expenses. I’m actually quite impressed she was put on oxygen within seconds, professional boxing in the US doesn’t have such good medical care.
I don’t understand why any woman would want to box or fight as a sport. This was tragic.
shut up and get to the point