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Tyson Fury, others pay tribute to Sherif Lawal who died after collapsing during his first professional fight

Tyson Fury, others pay tribute to Sherif Lawal who died after collapsing during his first professional fight

Tributes have been pouring in from boxing greats for Sherif Lawal who passed away after collapsing during his first professional fight against Malam Varela at Harrow Leisure Centre in London. Tyson Fury and others paid tribute to Lawal, who lost consciousness after being struck on the temple on Sunday. Referee Lee Every halted the fight…

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