Comments Thread For: Luis Quinones, 25, Passes Away From Injuries in Knockout Loss

[Kannabis Kid]

RIP I had just watched an interview yesterday with his coach and sister speaking praying and waiting at the hospital for him to pull through. He was young and had a bright future but boxing isn't a joke and unfortunately this happens more frequently than people tend to realize.

My biggest concern is this whole new era of influencer boxing I hope nothing happens to any of those guys because it would be a bad look for the sport especially with many of those kids having huge platforms.

[El_Mero]

R.I.P young man.

[Liondw]

May God comfort his loved ones at an indescribably terrible time for them.

We, as supporters, sometimes forget how brave professional fighters are, and that they're risking their lives in the ring.

A number of fighters, a few famous ones, and others unknown, have suffered horrific injuries that they continue to battle with, and others have died.

I remember South Africa's own Brian Baronet, who tragically passed on after a fight. He was very talented, had the looks and charisma, and was a very good fighter.

[Alexis67]

Very sad, R.I.P

[A.B Counterhooks]

Boxing, the most dangerous of combat sports .RIP LQ

[Mike con]

R I P No one is a coward who steps through those ropes.

[MexicanFistology]

This sport is dangerous enough, even more dangerous when you fight a guy that’s on steroids like manny pacquiao did many years

[Nightfall]

So sad RIP and condolences

[tophat1]

Such sad news to hear . RIP

[Verus]

R I P No one is a coward who steps through those ropes.

Amen to that. Peace to his family and friends. You are so right. Keyboard warriors who are quick to call these young men and women cowards have no idea how courageous they really are.