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Scottish boxing hero Willie Limond is fighting for his life in hospital after suffering a seizure.
Limond, 45, was found unresponsive in his car on Saturday morning and was rushed to the University Hospital Monklands in Airdrie.
He remains in a critical condition, with a source telling The Sun: 'He’s in a really bad way.
'They think he’s taken ill while in his car, thankfully there was no collision with anyone else.'
Limond has enjoyed an outstanding professional career that has seen him win 42 of his 48 fights.
Willie Limond (pictured) is in a critical condition after suffering a seizure in his car
Limond lost his last fight in September, but was due to return to the ring next month
Limond fought Amir Khan back in 2007, losing to the former world champion after eight rounds
Since making his debut in 1999, Limond has won European, Commonwealth and British
