Summary
Michael Watson, a former boxer who nearly died after a 1991 fight against Chris Eubank, expresses deep gratitude for neurosurgeon Peter Hamlyn, who performed seven life-saving operations on him. Their bond, formed through shared challenges, was further strengthened when Hamlyn faced the tragedy of losing his son, with Watson providing emotional support during that difficult time. As Watson prepares to walk a mile to raise funds for Hamlyn’s charity, i-Neuro, they reflect on their friendship and the impact of sports medicine in making boxing safer.
