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The Combine ( / ˈ k ɒ m b aɪ n/ KOM-byne) is a multidimensional empire which serves as the primary antagonistic force in the 2004 video game Half-Life 2, and the subsequent episodes developed by Valve. Our Benefactors, CMB, The Universal Union I didn't want an injury to be the reason I've got to stop but to be told it could have been worse, I've got to thank my lucky stars.The Combine 'clamp' symbol, seen in propaganda throughout Half-Life: Alyx and Half-Life 2.Įllen McLain (Overwatch announcer) 'I haven't thought about it yet, mainly because it hurts too much, not being able to train and that. I could even end up being the stopwatch man. There's so many little jobs here and there. 'It's always an option to maybe do something behind the scenes. Or I can walk away with the legacy I've built as a world champion, British champion and in the Hall of Fame. 'If I was dumb enough to go back in there, I risk losing an eye forever. You can read more about his backstory here. George is hopeful of making a recovery after going under the knife, but admits his time in the ring is likely to be over, bringing an end to a glittering career in a sport he has previously admitted helped turn his life around. It's going to be a massive weight off my shoulders.'Īt the time of writing, the online crowdfunding campaign has raised more than £2,000. 'I'm getting sick pay, but it doesn't even cover the shopping. 'The money's going to cover time off work,' he explained. The Abertillery native is taking time off from his work as a labourer as he continues his recovery, and has subsequently launched a GoFundMe page to help him through his rehabilitation.

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I've got to have a full medical to go back to work because I'm operating machinery, diggers, rollers, dumpers, on the ground and whatever they need doing.' Read More Related Articles

I might have to wear glasses and everything. 'I'm back and forth between Bristol weekly now to see the eye surgeon. It was straight to Bristol, the eye hospital, where I had emergency surgery on my eye on Saturday morning. I was straight to Royal Gwent in Newport then. The missus made me go to the opticians Friday, even made the appointment for me. When I put my hand up by the side of my face I couldn't see my hand. 'But I had blurred vision in the top left-hand corner of my eye. 'I've always had scratched eyeballs, black eyes or whatever and just got on with it. 'I had a little niggle with it since the last fight, but I carried on sparring,' he told WalesOnline. He had initially been in line for a rematch at the Indigo at the O2 in London in September, but he says the repercussions of that first fight, where he was on the receiving end of several heavy blows, have caught up with him.

His last outing saw him lose his British bantamweight title on points to Leeds fighter Scott McHugh at BKB 26 back in June. Read more: The brutal facial injuries Welsh bareknuckle fighters were left with after becoming champions During his career, George has suffered a fractured eye socket, broken nose and, on several occasions, suffered with concussion, but it seems this injury may well be too much to fully recover from. Serious injuries are not uncommon in bareknuckle boxing. Known as 'The Outlaw', the bantamweight is a former world and UK champion, and was also recently inducted into the BKB Hall of Fame, cementing his legendary status.

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The 43-year-old has been one of the biggest names in the sport in recent years, having racked up 22 fights for UK-based promoter BKB, the UK's only professional bareknuckle boxing platform.

Welsh bareknuckle boxing legend Sean George admits he is unlikely to ever get back into the ring after his last fight nearly left him blind in one eye.

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