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Published 22:19 26 Nov 2016 GMT

Speaking to The Sun, British Boxing Board general secretary Robert Smith said: "I understand he was sparring, fell ill, was taken to hospital and then underwent a procedure.
“I don’t know exactly what the procedure was, other than the fact they tried to relieve pressure on the brain and he’s now in a stable condition. That’s all I know.”
"I'm sickened by it. It's a very tough sport and the doctors here did a wonderful job to save his life. The doctors at hospital saved his life and kept him going.
"He made remarkable recovery and for somebody to go and do what he's done, for what I thought was a very sensible young man, is just beyond belief."
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