Russian and European boxing champion Dmitry Dvali, who was injured in a mass brawl in Feodosia, underwent surgery in Moscow. Sport — about the health of the Russian athlete, the condition of the damaged eye and other details of the resonant story.
What happened in CrimeaNews about the beating of the 2023 World Cup bronze medalist began to arrive last weekend, although the incident itself happened in the resort town on July 28. Dvali was supposed to give a master class on the Feodosia embankment and do exercises with local fans. However, a fight suddenly broke out: the crowd began to beat the young man, and the boxer decided to intervene. As a result, both 23-year-old Dvali, whose eye was knocked out, and his fellow cutman, who left the fight with a broken arm, got it.
Early last week, the athlete was urgently hospitalized and taken to Moscow. According to Dvali's coach Ivan Shchelok, some surgeons refused to perform surgery on the boxer's damaged eye due to the complexity of the injury.
Later, the athlete turned to the Chairman of the Investigative Committee of Russia Alexander Bastrykin with a request to take personal control of the criminal case. And the head of the Investigative Committee heard the athlete: Bastrykin immediately instructed the head of the Main Investigative Directorate of the Investigative Committee of Russia for the Republic of Crimea and Sevastopol to reclassify the actions of the perpetrators as attempted murder (the maximum term under this article is life imprisonment).
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Operation to save sightOn the night of August 6, law enforcement officers detained the remaining participants in the attack on Dvali — a total of nine people. The court arrested the attackers until September 29, and the previously chosen preventive measure in the form of house arrest was reviewed for two of them
And today Dmitry had an operation on his damaged eye — doctors saved the boxer's health for four hours. Now the victim is under the supervision of specialists and will be transferred to a regular ward in the evening. It is too early to talk about the prospects for eye recovery.
What the athlete saidImmediately after the operation, Dvali spoke with a Sport correspondent:
- he spoke about the injury:
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"The operation probably lasted more than four hours. It was done under anesthesia and at some point I just passed out. My eye is very seriously damaged: the retina, the lens, and the membrane.Everything was destroyed, which is why it was such a tough operation. This was the first time I was under anesthesia and now I have strange sensations, as if I were still sleeping. We haven’t talked to the doctor after the operation yet.”
- he told about crazy support:
“»I have a lot of support in this situation, I have received more than three thousand messages, many write on social networks. Very, very many people support me. Thank you all very much.»
- made it clear about the person he stood up for:
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"Everyone They say that in that situation they (the crowd) beat some boy. But it was not a boy, but a guy about 25 years old. We stood up for him, then he disappeared, and the crowd turned to us. This is the aspect that I was a little unhappy about. It was still a guy, and we couldn’t pass by, but helped him. I couldn’t pass by, but, unfortunately, this is how it turned out.".
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