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Published 20:20 27 Mar 2016 BST
Updated 17:29 28 Mar 2016 BST
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The referee ultimately opted to end the fight during the 10th round, shortly before Blackwell collapsed and had to be placed in an induced coma. "If [the referee] doesn't stop it, and you keep on beating him like this, one - he's getting hurt, and two - if it goes to a decision, why hasn't the referee stopped the fight," he said. Doctors have described the induced coma as a "very normal procedure" and revealed that there are no plans to operate despite the 25-year-old suffering bleeding on the brain. Figures from across the boxing world, including Tyson Fury, have shown their support for the dethroned champion, who withstood a number of blows from his challenger before time was called.Chris Eubank Snr may have saved Nick Blackwell's life with these words.
Shows you how dangerous boxing can be.https://t.co/EaZl6v0jJa — Despa Robinson (@DespaStayFresh) March 27, 2016
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