Denis Boytsov recovery?

He was very talented. Very sad to see him in this condition.

 

gutknecht sadly is in the same condition that boytsov is in or worse.

 

Just for context. The doctor or nurse asked boytsov,How are you is everything alright? Boytsov noded . I doubt he can do anything else but seems to be still present to some extend.

 

I'm sure he was plastered beforehand.

 

He fell on the tracks and his head caved in like that? I dont believe that, he was attacked clearly.

 

Yeah, that's what I think. Don't buy that story unless there's video evidence. Memories a bit foggy, but I believe there were some close to him who also thought this to be the case.

 

I think it is his wife who refuses to believe the offical story and is convinced it will all come out once Denys is able to speak again.
She is adamant he didn't abuse alcohol and I think there were some sleeping pills in his system which she claims must have been given to him because he never took anything, even pain relief for a headache, because he was always getting drug tested.

But the German report "found no evidence of 3rd parties".

 

There were always stories that he was attacked by members of the Russian mob. At the time, and maybe until this day, Russian mobsters would target pro athletes from Russia who had moved to another country to compete in pro sports and the mobsters extorted money from them or tried to get them to fix games, and the threat was that they'd kill the athletes' family members still living in Russia.

Hockey players were the primary targets. But boxers were , too.

Alexander Miroshnichenko fought Bowe in the Olympics for the USSR and was undefeated in 21 pro fights before he lost to Oleg Maskaev in Oleg's pro debut (and Mirosnichenko never fought again). Miroshnichenko reportedly entered the fight with a broken arm (which is one way to secure a win for Oleg). In fact, Oleg's career was so shady at the the start, when he fought Oliver McCall, he was billed on US national television as being 15-0. He actually had only had five fights. Anyway, Miroshnichenko died a few years later after falling off the ninth floor of his apartment building or "falling down nine flights of stairs" (which would be tough to do) ... it's never been crystal clear ... just before he was supposed to testify in court that he witnessed a former boxer and mafia member kill another boxer. But he never made it to court to testify because he either fell down all the steps in his building or he fell out the window.

Sergey Kobozev, a top-rated cruiserweight, was killed by Russian mobsters in Brooklyn, New York, shortly after Kobozev lost a cruiserweight title fight. Supposedly, Kobozev bounced a Rusian mob guy out a nightclub where Kobozev worked as a bouncer, and they came back and kidnappped him, broke his neck and murdered him.

Denis Boystov, the #1 WBO heavyweight contender, lost in a huge upset to Alex Leapai. During his comeback, he was all but killed in a Germany subway. His skull was caved in. German authorities ruled it an accident. I don't know how you accidently cave in the whole side of your skull, though. Basically, he had his skull crushed and he was tossed on the tracks to be run over and be torn to bits. But he was discovered before he got run over. So they blamed the head cave in to "a fall."

Lots of pro athletes from Russia "falling down" and breaking things from the neck up.

Any time I hear that a Russian athlete "fell down" and died or nearly died, seems to be code for Russian Mob hit.

 

Indeed a very horrible thing... Here is a translated resume:

He was hospitalized for rehabilitation in Germany for the past 6 years since the accident happened back in 2015. His mother did not see him for the past 5 years, but they have finally managed to transport him back to Russia after a long legal battle.

The nurse asks him how is he and if he is okay and Boytsov nods. He seems to understand what is going on around him, but he is not able to speak.

The legal process for returning his son back to Russia was started by his mother. She mentioned in the interview that she is willing to basically sell everything to just have Denis back, but she was refused a couple of times. (seems like it was more than a legal issue, than a financial one)

Finally, they managed to organize the transportation with the help of the Russian ministry. Some boxing organization helped financially. So now, the Russian social workers will be helping him by providing the basic needs like wheelchair, bed etc. at his home. They will be preparing all documentation and papers and will eventually aim to send Boytsov for a rehabilitation in Moscow.

In the end they say that his home turned to a mini museum with all of his titles cups etc.

Reading some of the comments of the video on Youtube, it seems like he is pretty much abandoned by his friends and wife. All he has is his family now.

Very sad.

 

It was the Russian mob. He was involved in some **** and was always partying and drinking in Hamburg and he behaved like he is the king, some guys didn't like that at all. It was clearly a planned attack to murder him

 

Just a question about the "caved in head" thing...do they not sometimes remove a piece of the skull to relieve pressure in the brain?

Is it possible that is the cause of the indentation?

 

Well, they do sometimes remove a piece of the skull to relieve swelling, but I always thought it was the very top. And they put it back when the swelling goes down.

The head caved in thing is the result of having his head caved in. When I saw him the first person I thought of was Reginald Denny. He was the tractor trailer driver who got pulled from his truck during the L.A. riots and had his head caved in with a cinder block by a bunch of truly evil people. He lived, but he had the caved in head after that, too. The side of your head doesn't cave in easily. It has to be crushed.