Thai Boxer Discharged After Reverse Elbow KO, RWS Pays Bills
Thai boxer Singburi Sasispradap Gym was knocked out by a reverse elbow from Russian fighter Amurleen Tukurov in the first round of an RWS event on October 3. After two nights in hospital for treatment and observation, he has been declared stable and discharged, with RWS covering all medical costs. The update brings relief to fans following his recovery.
An update on Singburi Sasispradap Gym’s condition after he was knocked out by a reverse elbow from Russian fighter Amurleen Tukurov in the first round of the RWS event on Saturday, October 3. He is now in stable condition after receiving treatment and spending two full nights in hospital. Following the fight, Singburi was taken to hospital for detailed examination and close observation; doctors provided full care before clearing him to go home. The knockout came when Amurleen landed a reverse elbow that ended the bout in the opening round, prompting immediate first aid and hospital transfer. RWS has assumed full responsibility for his medical expenses, covering every baht and satang to ensure he received complete treatment after the match. Singburi Sasispradap Gym has since been discharged after his two‑night hospital stay, with ongoing monitoring, and the news is welcomed by fans who have been following his condition since the Saturday bout.
