Jerome Wilson: What it's like to recover from a serious brain trauma

On 12 September 2014, in his 11th professional fight, light welterweight prospect Jerome 'Wipeout' Wilson was knocked out in the sixth round of his bout against Serge Ambomo. Wilson had suffered a subdural haemotoma--the most common fatal or near-fatal injury that afflicts fighters. He spent ten days comatose, and then many more trying to knit his life back together, with a quarter of his skull missing. Here, he describes the experience of waking up from that perilous coma.
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