"A spokesperson for Premier Boxing Champions, Spence's management team, confirmed to The Athletic that the welterweight champion was injured in the crash, but that his injuries are not life threatening" - CBSsports
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I don't understand why some people choose not to wear seatbelt. Click it and go. It saved millions of lives
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Off the Dallas News:
Boxer Errol Spence, a welterweight boxing champion from DeSoto, was seriously injured Thursday morning when he crashed a Ferrari near downtown Dallas.
Police said the 29-year-old is expected to survive his injuries but remains in intensive care. Premiere Boxing Champions spokesman Tim Smith confirmed his identity, along with Dallas police.
Smith said Spence’s parents were with him at Methodist Dallas Medical Center and that the boxer’s injuries were not considered life-threatening.
The single-car crash occurred around 3 a.m. when Spence lost control at high speed in the 500 block of South Riverfront Boulevard, police said.The car flipped multiple times and ejected Spence, who was not wearing a seat belt, police said.
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This is part of the humbling process. Spence went from a humble guy to arrogance in a very short period of time. Life tends to throw a curve ball at you at that point. From what we've seen he'd been drinking, partying and obviously living recklessly outside of his home life.
I really don't understand (if his): why he has a Ferrari in the 1st place. Like dude you aren't exactly making Floyd Mayweather money.
Hopefully after he recovers he'll be able to resume his boxing career and leave the reckless BS he was doing alone for good.. He's already been given a 2nd chance at life. He's extremely lucky he wasn't killed.
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Originally posted by Mooshashi View PostOff the Dallas News:
Boxer Errol Spence, a welterweight boxing champion from DeSoto, was seriously injured Thursday morning when he crashed a Ferrari near downtown Dallas.
Police said the 29-year-old is expected to survive his injuries but remains in intensive care. Premiere Boxing Champions spokesman Tim Smith confirmed his identity, along with Dallas police.
Smith said Spence’s parents were with him at Methodist Dallas Medical Center and that the boxer’s injuries were not considered life-threatening.
The single-car crash occurred around 3 a.m. when Spence lost control at high speed in the 500 block of South Riverfront Boulevard, police said.The car flipped multiple times and ejected Spence, who was not wearing a seat belt, police said.
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