Fighter boxer who died at 40 hasn't spoken for the last 11 years of his life

The last 11 years of his life, boxer Denis Boytsov could not speak and explained with close gestures. This was told by the brother of the athlete Maxim Boytsov after the news of the death of the boxer at the age of 40 years.

He just nodded his head "yes" and "no." But I understood. I took care of him for ten years. But it did not work out, said Maxim Boytsov.

In 2015, the athlete suffered severe head and hand injuries. He was found unconscious in the Berlin subway. Fightsov was put into a medical coma, he underwent several operations, and then underwent long-term rehabilitation in Germany and Russia.

Denis Boytsov was born on February 14, 1986 in Orel and began boxing at the age of five. In the amateur ring, he spent 130 fights, scored 115 victories.

In professional boxing, Fighters have performed since 2004. In 2006, he won the WBC Youth Heavyweight Championship, and in 2009 he won the WBA Intercontinental Belt and the WBO European title.

During his professional career, the boxer held 37 fights, won 36 of them, and won 27 victories by knockout.