Kickboxing star suffers grotesquely swollen leg and is unable to walk after tearing muscle


Kickboxing star suffers grotesquely swollen leg and is unable to walk after tearing muscle
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Kickboxing Star Takeru Segawa Faces Devastating Injury

Kickboxing star Takeru Segawa recently faced off against Thai legend Superlek Kiatmuu9 at ONE 165 in Tokyo. While he lost the fight by decision, the real pain came from a severe leg injury sustained in the ring. Segawa took to Instagram to share the shocking images of his grotesquely swollen left leg, which occurred after tearing a muscle.

A Heartfelt Message of Determination

In his Instagram post, Segawa expressed his gratitude for the support he received and the encouragement he got from everyone's kind words. He also mentioned that he hoped his fight could inspire someone to keep going. Despite his current inability to walk or focus on anything else due to the muscle tear, Segawa remains determined to move forward. He plans to take a break, find the answers within himself, and provide an update on his progress.

An Emotional Post-Fight Speech

After the fight, Segawa gave an emotional speech expressing his desire to win and prove himself as the best in the world. He wanted to give strength to his fans and supporters, especially during difficult times like the recent earthquake in Tokyo. Segawa pushed himself to his limits, but ultimately, he acknowledged that this injury is the extent of what he can endure. He tearfully admitted that he cannot be any stronger than he is now.

Superlek Kiatmuu9 Emerges Victorious

Superlek Kiatmuu9 emerged as the winner of the fight, securing a victory on points after five rounds of intense competition.


Kickboxing star suffers grotesquely swollen leg and is unable to walk after tearing muscle
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