Here’s A Boxer Who Almost Got His Ear Ripped Off During A Fight

December 11, 2017

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Whoa, I had no idea Mike Tyson was still in the ring.

OK, maybe it wasn’t the equivalent to Tyson biting off a chunk of Evander Holyfield’s ear, but what happened to Stephen Smith in the ring Saturday night in Las Vegas was still pretty damn disgusting.

Smith was taking on Francisco Vargas in a super featherweight bout, and all seemed to be going rather well until the ninth round. You see, kids, that’s when Vargas’s head collided with Smith’s left ear, and the damn thing split open like somebody had run a scissors down it or some shit.

Here’s a “better” look at it:

If you have a weak stomach, don’t watch Stephen Smith’s ear almost fall off after clashing heads with Francisco Vargas. #boxinginjuries #sportsreplaysinmexico pic.twitter.com/tagCTn0cBQ

— Joe Rodriguez (@joedeportes) December 10, 2017

Smith might not have named the champion Saturday night on account of his ear busting open, but the fact that he still had it in his heart to wish everybody a “good Christmas” on Twitter while posting a few pics of his gnarly ear has to make him the people’s champ.

Thanks very much for all your supportive messages last night, read them all and they mean a lot. Went to hospital and got my ear stitched back up so hopefully all will heal well. Thanks again for all the love and support. Have a good Christmas everyone x pic.twitter.com/cOun7ST7qX

— Stephen Smith (@SwiftySmith) December 10, 2017

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