Raven Chapman thanks donors for support during recovery from brain injury
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 28, 2026, 1:40 PM
Last updated Oct 28, 2026
Boxer Raven Chapman, who suffered a bleed on the brain during a sparring session in Denmark on July 24, expresses gratitude for medical care and community support. Trainer Stuart Scott has been credited with calling for help in time to save her life. Following surgery, a fundraiser garnered nearly £98,000 to aid her recovery. Although Chapman faces challenges in resuming her boxing career, she has recently begun training again and remains hopeful about her future involvement in the sport.
- •Chapman collapsed after sparring on July 24 and was airlifted to hospital.
- •Surgery successfully addressed her brain injury and stabilized her condition.
- •A fundraising campaign raised £97,792 to support her recovery.
- •She recently returned to light training, expressing joy in participating again.
- •Chapman reflects on potential career changes and future contributions to boxing.
- 1:40 PMYahoo Sports — Chapman thanks trainer and donors after 'freak' injury
"Boxer Raven Chapman reveals that the fast actions of trainer Stuart Scott may have saved her life when she suffered a bleed on the brain over the summer.
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