It was an unlucky moment for him. No one thought that he'll be ending his career and life like that because his family thinks that he's got the potential to be something big in the future.
But that's no longer a thing anymore because he's not with us anymore and there's no way to stop these sudden unintended deaths by those blows whether it's from sparring or actual pro/amateur fight.
We can say that every death in boxing is very tragic, but can we just say something like that without having to do something about it, let's put ourselves in the shoes of their families and relatives surely you would be hurt if a loved one would die from boxing right, Is it just like that we just move on because someone passed away from boxing, do we just settle with remorse from the commission of boxing and be done with it, or we just wait for boxing to be banned because those deaths are getting higher and higher,
The commission or organizations of boxing will just have a few words of condolences and a portion of financial help then that's it. Not everyone has to stop what they do because someone has gone through a tragic way of death. It's not just a few but many already and yet, the sport keeps on moving and any athlete that has chosen this path understands that this is the risk that they will take and the consequence that might occur could be tragic for them and for their family.