Italian gymnast Bonicelli in 'stable condition' after coming out of medically induced coma
The Italian gymnast was taken to a local hospital with neck injuries after his fall on Wednesday during the team final in Essen, Germany. In shock, the Italian team then withdrew from the competition.
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