Boxer Isis Sio Awake After Coma

0:00It's March 24th. I'm Corey with The Story, and this is Canada News Today, local news powered by AI. 19-year-old boxer Isis CEO is awakened breathing on her own after a scary knockout loss over the weekend. She had been placed in a medically induced coma right after the fight, but has made good progress, according to her promoters and family. She's still an intensive care at a hospital, but no longer needs a ventilator. The trouble started just 78 seconds into the first round against 21-year-old Jocelyn Camarillo at an event in San Bernardino, California, on Saturday, CEO, who turned pro last September and now has a record of one win in three losses, took a tough body shot that ended the bout quickly. Camarillo, fighting for Jake Paul's most valuable promotions, shared her first knockout victory, but focused right away on CEO's well-being. She posted messages expressing relief, prayers, and respect for her opponent, stressing how dangerous the sport can be. Her team echoed those wishes for a full recovery.

1:03Seale's camp cleared up some details, noting the stoppage came from a body shot, not a head punch. Seale had already completed a standard 45-day medical suspension from a prior fight and got full clearance before stepping back in the ring. Medical teams from three specialties continued to watch her closely, and everyone involved stays hopeful for steady improvement in the days ahead.