Японы тулаанч Шо Сэкихара рингэн дээрх хүнд гэмтлийн улмаас яаралтай мэс засалд орж, биеийн байдал нь маш хүнд байна.
Японы Чиба хотод болсон RIZIN 55 тэмцээний үеэр 33 настай Шо Сэкихара өрсөлдөгч Такуми Хамадатай тулалдах явцдаа толгойгоороо газарт хүчтэй унаж, тархиндаа хүнд гэмтэл авчээ. Уг тулааны гуравдугаар раундын төгсгөлд Хамада түүнийг шидэж унагасны дараа хэд хэдэн цохилт өгснөөр шүүгч тулааныг зогсоосон байна. Сэкихара өмнө нь 2022 онд тархины ижил төрлийн хүнд гэмтэл авч байсан түүхтэй юм.
i haven’t talked about it on my public twitter account, due to the gravitation of the situation, but sho sekihara suffered a brutal concussion, which forced him into life threatening brain surgery shortly after he was brought backstage for med checks. a true horrible situation / pic.twitter.com/WLWjdTHQoa
— samaroont (@samaroooont) November 11, 2026
RIZIN холбооноос мэдээлснээр, Сэкихара цочмог субдурал гематомын улмаас ухаан алдаж, ойролцоох эмнэлэгт яаралтай мэс засалд орсон байна. Хагалгаа амжилттай болсон хэдий ч маргааш өглөө нь биеийн байдал нь огцом муудаж, дахин мэс засал хийлгэх шаардлагатай болжээ. Одоогоор түүний биеийн байдал маш хүнд, эмч нар тодорхой таамаг хэлэх боломжгүй байгаа аж.
Сэкихара өмнөх гэмтлийнхээ дараа тулааны хэв маягаа өөрчилж, зогсоолын тулаанаас барилдаан руу түлхүү шилжсэн байсан юм. Гэсэн ч энэ удаагийн харамсалтай явдал нь холимог тулааны спортын эрсдэлийг дахин сануулж байна. Ялангуяа Японы тулааны спортын салбарт тархины гэмтэлтэй холбоотой эмгэнэлт тохиолдлууд гарсаар байгаа нь тамирчдын эрүүл мэндийн үзлэг, зөвшөөрлийн асуудлыг хөндөхөд хүргэж байна.
Дэлгэрэнгүй эх сурвалжийг харах
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Japanese flyweight fighter Sho Sekihara suffered an acute subdural hematoma during his RIZIN 55 fight with Takumi Hamada and is in critical condition, according to a statement put out by RIZIN officials.
The 33 year old Sekihara was slammed to the canvas on the back of his head by Hamada during their fight at the LaLa arena TOKYO-BAY in Chiba, Japan. He then took several punches before the referee stepped in to stop the fight with four seconds left in the third round. It was a bad looking knockout, made worse by Sekihara’s history: four years prior, he’d suffered a subdural hematoma that almost ended his life and career.
Sekihara was stretchered out and now is fighting for his life in the hospital with another brain bleed.
“He lost consciousness due to an acute subdural hematoma and underwent emergency surgery at the Chiba Emergency Medical Center near the venue,” a statement from RIZING FF read (translated from Japanese). “The surgery was completed, and he managed to survive, but his condition suddenly deteriorated the following morning, requiring another operation. His condition remains critical, and his prognosis is still uncertain.”
Sekihara completely changed his fighting style following the 2022 hematoma, going from a striking heavy approach to grappling. But he still had a reputation for taking a decent amount of damage in fights, and his fight against Hamada has ended in tragedy.
There are real questions to be asked about whether Sekihara should even have been allowed to continue fighting following the first brain bleed. Japan has a bad track record in combat sports when it comes to these kinds of injuries. In 2025, two boxers on the same Japanese card died from brain injuries, leading to a call for change. This latest incident with Sekihara is a reminder that MMA is dangerous business and medical clearance shouldn’t be granted lightly.
Hopefully Sekihara pulls through and has a full recovery.
