Denis' wife is now blaming his former promoter, Waldemar Kluch, for what happened. Kluch responed by cussing her out and threatening to sue her. Again, over at the scene.
This Kluch guy shouldn't be underestimated. I think he is connected to Russian mobsters and went to jail for sending death threats to Universum's former founder and owner, Klaus Peter Kohl.
These were the updates and bits of info I heard about him 'He was the hope of the German heavyweight boxing, now he is with life-threatening head injury in a coma: Denis Boytsov (29) of Team Sauerland. It is still unclear what exactly happened that night. But his toughest fight - to his life - must Boytsov deny not alone. "Denis and I are good friends," says boxer Manuel Charr. The Lebanese-born, whose family now lives in Berlin, added: "I hope that he recovers from his injuries." They are still so heavy that Boytsov still lies in an artificial coma. The boxer was found unconscious in a subway tunnel between the stations and Bismarckstraße Wilmersdorfer Straße approximately three weeks ago. Although it can be seen on a video monitor as he disappears into the tunnel. But what happened, and why he brought in critical condition, is completely unclear. While the investigators rather out of a tragic accident, suspected the wife of boxer that Boytsov should be specifically shut down due to disputes Boxer milieu. For background to Manuel Charr will not comment. But the man shows that he is serious with the sympathy for the fate of his friend: At a press appearance before the battle against Australian Alex Leapai in Moscow a few days ago was Charr a T-shirt that said "Pray for Boytsov" to German: Pray for Boytsov. And vowed: "My support is always Denis!' 'In the blood of the Russian boxer Denis Boytsov, who is in an induced coma in a hospital in Berlin, discovered a strong sleeping pill. About this wife of athlete Olga Litvinova said in an interview with LifeNews. "According to preliminary information, Denis found in the blood medicines in the form of sleeping pills. Maybe he slipped something into the drink," said Litvinov. The boxer's wife believes the incident with Boytsov "staged accident" and suspects in this former promoter of her husband Valdemar Klucha. As reported by TASS, the Berlin police has no information about a possible attack on the athlete and still considers the incident as an accident. Fighters is in a Berlin clinic in a medically-induced (artificial) coma. His condition is stable, and by may 15, the doctors plan to start withdrawing boxer from coma. It is expected that rehabilitation of the athlete will take about six months. Russian athlete may 3, was discovered lying in the Berlin subway tunnel between stations Bismarckstrasse and Wilmersdorfer Strasse. He was in a state of alcoholic intoxication. He had a damaged hand and was discovered a severe head injury.'