The former Swedish boxer still paying a high price for the latest games its - had a sudden loss of consciousness: the Bad days are really difficult

Professional career the ghost of you following ex-boxer Frida Wallbergin still for more than five years of career after the termination.Australian Diana Prazak ventilation, and referee Bela Florian may a severe brain injury suffered Frida Wallbergin in the corners 14. June 2013 the gist of the WBC alliance championship game at the end. The match remained Wallbergin professional career last. AOP

Nine-year professional career with the Swedish boxer Frida Wallberg published Monday to stop the story at your own Instagram account.

Wallberg lie published a picture in the hospital bed.

the Last few weeks I have been plagued by recurring headaches, dizziness and fatigue. Saturday, my eyes blur, and I was unconscious, when the ambulance staff came to pick me up, Wallberg write the image to a context.

Several studies after I'm back on my feet. Doctors are now following the situation and why is this happening to me. This has happened a few times in the past.

the Fatal impact

the Weekend events are from Wallbergin be the last of boxing match, where he faced australian Diana Prazak . In June 2013 the gist of the match was at stake was the WBC-union of the upper featherweight championship, which Wallberg defense for the third time.

the match in the eighth round Prazak got the left hand through the shot, which dropped Wallbergin. Wallberg get up, but Prazak's next attack after the referee interrupted the match.

When Prazak ventilation you can imaging in MM-title, Wallberg stumbled in your corner the fact.

Later in the hospital it turned out that Wallberg had received a brain hemorrhage, which was, according to doctors, even to be his undoing. The front had emergency surgery, where the Wallberg survived, but the recovery period was rough. Wallberg had to learn almost all daily life skills again: walking, eating, talking.

needless to say, that Wallbergin 12 match and the nine-year pro career ended that night in June. Before the evening Wallberg had won all 11 of their opponents.

Good days and bad days

Wallbergin says he's had over the last five years, good days and bad days. Saturday was a bad day.

I'm really tired, but under the circumstances I'm fine, Wallberg said to Expressen in an interview.

– the Bad days are really difficult. This is something that I have to live the rest of my life. Just need to learn how to deal with this.

Sources: Aftonbladet, Expressen