DiBella says Spence should make a full recovery

[Mammoth]

From what I’m hearing from those who would know, he’s in better shape than you would think and should make a full recovery. And I don’t know any details or more than that, but thank God. #boxing

— Lou DiBella (@loudibella) October 10, 2019

Would be an absolute miracle if true

[Mammoth]

#Breaking Encouraging news about Welterweight Champion Boxer Errol Spence Jr. Sources say he suffered broken teeth but is expected to recover after rolling his Ferrari early this morning near Downtown Dallas. Sources say he could face a DWI charge based on the investigation pic.twitter.com/4IPhIcO0ya

— J.D. Miles (@jdmiles11) October 10, 2019

Just broken teeth?

[hectari]

From what I’m hearing from those who would know, he’s in better shape than you would think and should make a full recovery. And I don’t know any details or more than that, but thank God. #boxing

— Lou DiBella (@loudibella) October 10, 2019

Would be an absolute miracle if true

I think flying out of the car saved him.

[Southpawology]

They put people in the ICU for broken teeth ???

[Luilun]

Why would they keep someone in intensive care for broken teeth? I think Di Bella doesn’t have all the details

[KTFOKING]

Doesn't seem right. And full recovery health wise doesn't mean he could ever box again. Not saying he can't, but I rather wait until we get more details.

If it is just broken teeth, then this man was beyond blessed this morning. Heck, just him making a full recovery period is amazing.

[Mammoth]

Here is a slowed down video of the Errol Spence Jr crash that shows his Ferrari flipping multiple times. Amazing to hear he survived with broken teeth and injuries he is expected to recover from pic.twitter.com/y7dKo40N9u

— J.D. Miles (@jdmiles11) October 10, 2019

[Punch on Tap]

I work in the ICU. Clearly many of you guys don’t. There are at least three reasons to keep someone in the ICU after a crash like that.

1) Internal injuries that are too small to show up clearly on scans but become problematic in 24-48hrs.

2) A brain bleed that is delayed and again doesn’t show up on scans till the bleed extends.

3) Your body goes into shock and sometimes crashes as it comes out of it.

Protocol is to stabilize for 1-2 days then a step down unit for another day or two. Repeat scans and then discharge after mobility is assessed.

[rob g]

Here is a slowed down video of the Errol Spence Jr crash that shows his Ferrari flipping multiple times. Amazing to hear he survived with broken teeth and injuries he is expected to recover from pic.twitter.com/y7dKo40N9u

— J.D. Miles (@jdmiles11) October 10, 2019

Man. That’s horrifying.

[Mammoth]

I work in the ICU. Clearly many of you guys don’t. There are at least three reasons to keep someone in the ICU after a crash like that.

1) Internal injuries that are small to show up clearly on scans but become problematic in 24-48hrs.

2) A brain bleed that is delayed due and again doesn’t show up on scans till the bleed extends.

3) Your body goes into shock and sometimes crashes when as it comes out of it.

Protocol is to stabilize for 1-2 days then a step down unit for another day or two. Repeat scans and then discharge after mobility is assessed.

Thanks for the information