Ray J says he’s finally out of the hospital in Nevada after suffering a concussion and heart-related symptoms following his second-round knockout loss to Supa Hot Fire in a celebrity MMA bout promoted in Las Vegas by Adin Ross and Brand Risk Promotions.
Ray J’s first message out of the hospital came with the kind of raw energy you expect after a night that doesn’t go your way.
“I’m Finally Outta The Hospital After My Ass Woopin’!!!” he posted, after being discharged from a Nevada hospital following his celebrity MMA match against Supa Hot Fire.
The R&B singer says he’s feeling “a whole lot better” after Supa Hot Fire knocked him out in the second round of the Saturday fight in Las Vegas. The bout was promoted by popular streamer Adin Ross and his company Brand Risk Promotions.
But the fight didn’t end with the bell.
Brand Risk announced an investigation after the bout, saying it might have been “prearranged” after Ray made some odd remarks. Ray rejected the suggestion outright, saying there’s “no way” he rigged the fight.
Saturday night, Ray says his condition turned serious fast. After going down in flames, he told he landed in a Vegas hospital, describing a concussion along with contusions and a heart rate that slowed abruptly.
He also said he experienced chest pains, an enlarged heart, abnormal heart patterns, elevated stress to his heart muscle, and acute coronary syndrome—defined as a severe reduction of blood flow to the heart.
Doctors prescribed Ray a number of medications, including Lipitor for weight loss and Jardiance to lower his blood sugar. He was also given Topol to reduce high blood pressure and Protonix to decrease stomach acid.
Now, Ray says he’s much better after spending four nights in the hospital. He’s ready to get back to normal—“whatever that means for good ol’ Ray J.”
For now, the discharge brings relief, but the investigation announced by Brand Risk ensures the conversation around the fight isn’t going to cool off quietly.
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