Raoni's preparer calms down after a worrisome knockout
Raoni Barcelos collapsed in the 5th round; Davi Ramos said he was conscious and undergoing tests.

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Before the Scare: Background to the Main Duel
At UFC Vegas 121, held last Saturday (26), Brazilian Raoni Barcelos, of the bantamweight (61 kg), was one of the protagonists of the main fight against American Raul Rosas Jr., of Mexican roots.
Development: four rounds in front and blackout on the fifth.
During four rounds, Raoni Barcelos was ahead on the scoreboard. The scene changed in the fifth part when the fighter suffered some kind of problem, fell "off" and was declared a loser. His image unconscious and being removed from the octagon caught the attention of MMA fans in Brazil and abroad.
The update: Davi Ramos is reassuring the fans
Hours after the incident, trainer and also wrestler Davi Ramos used social networks to update the athlete's health picture. He stated that Raoni Barcelos was conscious, communicating and moving his legs, arms and hands. According to Davi, the Brazilian did exams and remained under the supervision of the medical team in Las Vegas as a precaution and to investigate what had happened.US$ 100
In one of the messages, David said: "Raoni is fine, he's with all his senses, moving leg, arm, hand. He is conscious, he is talking. Everything is okay with him, he has been doing tests". He asked for calmness from fans, thanked positive messages and prayers, and said that the athlete would need to rest because of what happened.
The sporting side: prize, bonus and appreciation of the fight
Despite the scare, Raoni and Raul Rosas Jr. lived up to their status as headliners of the event.$ 520 mFor the supporter, the prize enhances the quality of the match even with a worrying medical outcome.
Where the story is now
Raoni Barcelos left the octagon needing examinations and observation, but was described by the coach as conscious and communicative. The next step is to wait for the release of medical results and guidelines for returning to training.
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