New Zealand boxer David Light's future in the ring is uncertain after the 31-year-old suffered a minor stroke.
The cruiserweight fighter became unwell upon returning home to New Zealand after his unsuccessful world title bout in Manchester in March.
After seeking medical attention Light was initially diagnosed with delayed concussion and discharged. His symptoms continued and eventually a third CT scan revealed a blood clot that was operated on on April 17.
Light remains in hospital in Auckland and his coach Isaac Peach explains how his fighter got to this point.
RNZ sport reporter Felicity Reid talks to Lisa Owen.
