India's campaign in Paris Olympics 2024 has come to an end even before it has ended. But, here the talk will not be about India's performance but about the boxing coach of Uzbekistan, whose condition is now stable in the hospital. However, the situation could have been different if the medical staff of Great Britain had not helped him. This news from Paris Olympics has surprised everyone.

Uzbekistan coach suffered a heart attack

Now the question is when did this happen? So this incident happened on 8 August when the boxer from Uzbekistan won the gold medal. Chief boxing coach Tulkin Kilichev was celebrating that gold medal win when he suddenly suffered a heart attack. There was a lot of chaos there. In such a situation, two members of the medical team of Great Britain helped save his life.

Members of the medical team of Great Britain helped

Uzbekistan's Olympic boxing team's head coach, Tulkin Kilichev, was celebrating his boxer Hasanboy Dusmatov's gold medal win in Paris when he suffered a heart attack. In such a situation, Great Britain's physiotherapist Robbie Lillis and his colleague Dr. Harj Singh, who were present on the spot, helped him. Dr. Harj Singh controlled the matter by giving CPR, after which the Uzbekistan boxing coach was admitted to the hospital.

Kilochev's condition is currently stable in the hospital. England's physiotherapist said that Kilichev started regaining consciousness about 20 to 30 seconds after Dr. Harj Singh started CPR.

Hasanboy Dusmatov won gold medal

Hasanboy Dusmatov won the gold medal in the men's 51 kg category and it was after this victory that his coach suffered a cardiac arrest while celebrating. However, now his condition is out of danger. This incident shows that there is no enemy or opponent in sports. Players and their support staff enter the ring or field to win, but outside it they have a feeling of love and goodwill for each other.