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Teenage rugby star, 15, dies after blow to head and suffering cardiac arrest during match - The Mirror

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Nicolas Haddad was playing for Saint-Maximin-Brignoles-Val d’Issole in Corsica, France, when he sustained a blow to the head, which sent him into cardiac arrest

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A veritable tragedy shakes the rugby sport in France: In an unfortunate tackling during the duel of his team from RC Toulonnais with Bastia XV, youngster hope Nicolas Haddad has been seriously injured - a few days later he died! He was only 15 years old ... As raw and brutal Rugby may seem to outside observers, serious injuries or even deaths occur very rarely. Against this background, the tragedy of young Toulon player Haddad seems all the more…

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The 15-year-old died as a result of a violent head impact during a game in Bastia.

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Nicolas Haddad was the victim of a cardiac arrest after a veneer, during a match between the agreement between Saint-Maximin-Brignoles-Val d'Issole and Bastia, on Saturday 15 March. Quickly taken care of in the hospital, the 15-year-old unfortunately died from the accident. - A 15-year-old rugbyman dies after a violent shock during a plating (Sports). TF1 INFO

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At the age of 15, Nicolas Haddad, a young team player from RC Toulon, died after being hit in a match on Saturday in Corsica.

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Nicolas Haddad was fighting a match in Bastia under the jersey of his other club on Saturday, March 15, when he made a cardiorespiratory stop after a shock to the head. He died three days later.

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L'ÉQUIPE broke the news in Boulogne-Billancourt, France on Tuesday, March 18, 2025.
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