and Amateurs MMA fighter From Australia, he died nearly two weeks after entering the hospital immediately after a fight after suffering from a rare and life -threatening condition resulting from severe exercises, according to the family.
Jake Sendler, 21, died tragicly on March 13, just 11 days after he was transferred to the hospital, so that he could later be diagnosed as a degradation.
Jake Sendler, 21, died on March 13, just 11 days after he was transferred to the hospital after a fight. (GOFUNDME)
His mother, Sharon Sindler, News.com.au said Her son suffered from muscle pain and changed his color in his urine in the period that preceded his amateur battle on March 2. He did not think about it because he was training in the next match and simply thought he was dried.
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“He sold 60 family and friends tickets to watch him,” Sharon said to the director.
Sendler is medically cleared to compete in the three battle, according to the report. He continued in the full battle, but it was necessary to help get out of the ring, and in the end an ambulance was called to take it to the hospital.
Sharon said that her son underwent several surgeries, but the damage caused by Rare It was very big.
“When we got to the intensive care unit, the doctor said when they opened it again (in another emergency surgery) there was a lot of tissues that died and there was a lot of damage, and there was nothing they could do.”
HEX, the final battle organizer of Sendler, issued a statement on social media, saying that “his dedication, talent and spirit will be largely missing.” (GOFUNDME)
“I told him,” There is nothing wrong, my love, you can comfort now, I fought hard “and kissed him on the front and died. It was the worst moment of my life.”
The final battle organizer of Sindler issued a statement on social media after his death.
“The road to Hex is strongly saddened by the death of the MMA amateur fighter, Jake Sendler. He will miss his dedication, talent and spirit to a large extent.
“We are expanding our sincere condolences to his family, friends, and every person at the MATTERS Academy.”
According to Cleveland Clinic, The dissolution of rectans is a rare and life -threatening condition that causes muscle collapse, which leads to muscle death. This causes toxins from muscle fibers in blood circulation, including in the kidneys – which may cause kidney damage.
The cause of this condition can be a number of factors, including “excessive leave, trauma, medications, or basic health condition,” according to the clinic.
According to the doctor, Sendler was medically cleared to compete in the three battle on March 2. (GOFUNDME)
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The GOFUNDME campaign was created in Sendler to increase awareness of the rare situation and help support the family funeral costs.
“While preparing for a coming fighting, Jake pushed by exacerbating by exacerbating the symptoms.
“Immediately after that, his condition deteriorated quickly, which led to hospitalization in emergency situations and multi-organization failure-the most severe case in Rabdo that his doctors have ever faced.”
In September, 12 members in Lacros Tufts Men team They were diagnosed in the same case after the exercise led by a graduate that recently completed the training of marine seal.
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