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No mercy: Uzbekistan’s Bakhodir Jalolov (right) in action against Spain’s Ayoub Ghadfa. — Reuters

UZBEKISTAN’S beloved head boxing coach was revived from apparent cardiac arrest by two members of Britain’s training staff after celebrating his team’s first gold medal of the Paris Olympics, his fighters confirmed on Saturday night.

The Uzbek team went on to win five golds – more than any Olympic team in the last 20 years – in tribute to Tulkin Kilichev, who is recovering in a Paris hospital.

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