Wrestler rushed to hospital for emergency brain surgery to remove blood clot after rival throws concrete block at his head

Cuervo, a Puerto Rican wrestler competing in Mexico, was knocked unconscious after the vicious attack from rival Angel o Demonio in what was dubbed a "deathmatch".

During the extreme match, Cuervo repeatedly struck Demonio with a steel chair at the event in Mexico City, before Demonio retreated to the backstage area to return armed with a concrete block.

As Cuervo (The Raven) went in search of another foreign object under the ring apron, Demonio (Angel or Demon) viciously launched the brick at him from behind and above.

Cuervo, 44, real name Jaime Correa, was blindsided by the assault and the heavy block knocked him unconscious to which a doctor immediately called off the "deathmatch".

According to an update on Cuervo’s Facebook page, surgery was required to remove the clot and hours later it was said to be a success by his manager.



But, Demonio's horrific actions have been condemned by the wider wrestling community including WWE legends Kurt Angle and Bubba Ray Dudley.

The Hall of Fame star wrote on Twitter: “Give me 10 seconds with that stupid MFer that threw the brick. Shouldn’t be anywhere near the business.”

The Boxing and Wrestling Commission of Mexico have now indefinitely suspended Demonio, 54, real name Héctor González, for the sickening attack.

 




After the Rumores Blasfoemos show, the hardcore wrestling veteran reportedly claimed on Facebook it was a "receipt from hard chair shots earlier in the match".

But, Angel o Demonio has instead stated that he was aiming for Cuervo’s back but “did not have the accuracy”.

“I apologise to the entire public because first of all I am a professional,” he said.

An investigation has now been opened into why the promoters held an extreme wrestling match to begin with when such events are banned.

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