Doctors will most likely move the former world champion Ginjiro Shigeoka from the Intensive Care Department after the weekend’s progress is completed.

The good news came from older brother Yudai Shigeoka (also a boxer), who consistently updates fans and media about his siblings.

The fears of Ginjiro’s life were real when there was a 105-pound world champion IBF fell in the ring after the defeat of the separated decision with Pedro Taduran.

The couple questioned the title of the IBF minimum IBF for the second time in the rematch at the Osaka Intex in Japan on May 24. Eleven days and SHIGEOKI improvements are encouraging.

Shigeoka suffered a acute sub -ward hematoma and needed an emergency to save his life.

Since then, it seems that Shigeoka is fighting the forest.

Yudai gave the latest good news, saying: “At present, Ginjiro’s eyes are open and no longer takes painkillers.

“I talked to him and he began to make moves and mumble. I felt as if he had heard me. He also blinked. I think he was getting more aware.

“I think that from now on, things become a bit brighter. He will probably be moved with the ICU to the general unit soon. It was a slightly calming meeting,” added the former minimum master.

Ginjiro Shigeoka Recovery

Gin is another on a long list of boxing injuries that do not always work for positive. Gin is one of the cheerful if he comes out of his experience with his life.

As in the case of any brain injury, Shigeoka will never be inactive again, and a single blow to the head in the future may be fatal.

For now, it’s about recovering and going through the worst, after a helling battle with Taduran, which could end the tragedy.

Fortunately, it wasn’t.

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