The Peruvian right-hander Andrés Roca Rey He has been injured in the buttock by his first bull of the sixth bullfight of the Autumn Fair that is being held this afternoon in Las Ventas, in Madrid, and is undergoing surgery in the plaza’s infirmary.
The Peruvian was about to finish off a series of right hands with a chest pass through the same python when the bull Font Ymbro He spectacularly turned him over, grabbing him by the right leg and leaving him hanging from the python as he got caught by the sleeve of his jacket.
In the end he was given an ear that did not work as he was transferred to the infirmary, where he underwent surgery. The medical report, with a serious prognosis, states that the bullfighter has suffered “a bull horn wound on the back of the proximal third of the right thigh with two trajectories: one 15 cm forward, which causes damage to the hamstring muscles and contusion of the sciatic nerve, and another 15 cm inward, which causes damage to the gluteus maximus muscle.
After undergoing surgery, he has been transferred to the La Fraternidad clinic, in the northern area of Madrid, where he will carry out his check-up. The bullfighter, therefore, has not gone out to kill the fifth bull, which corresponded to him and which Víctor Hernández has been in charge of killing.
Roca Rey shared the bill with Paco Ureña and Víctor Hernández against bulls from the Fuente Ymbro ranch.
Source: www.vozpopuli.com
