Scottish boxer Willie Limond, 45, was rushed to Monklands University Hospital in Airdrie, where he remains in a critical condition after being found in his car on a residential street in Coatbdridge just hours before taking part in a public training session at the Centre St Enoch in Glasgow and it is unofficially known that Limond is in critical condition.
Limond is a former Commonwealth super featherweight and lightweight champion and is scheduled to face Geordie Joe Laws at the city's Emirates Arena on May 3.
Limond has been in professional boxing since 1999 with a record of 42 wins (13KOs) and 5 losses, winning European, Commonwealth and British championships and facing names such as: Terrible Morales, Amir Khan, Anthony Crolla and Ricky Burns among others.
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