Golfing champion Tiger Woods was hospitalised in Los Angeles with severe leg injuries when his car veered off a road and rolled down a steep hillside, requiring rescue crews to pry him from the wreckage. The injuries were not believed to be life-threatening, Los Angeles county sheriff Alex Villanueva said at a news conference hours later, adding there was no evidence of impairment when Woods was assessed by emergency workers at the scene. Carlos Gonzales, a sheriff’s deputy who was the first to reach the wreck, described Woods, who was wearing his seatbelt, as ‘calm and lucid’,’ and said he recognised the golf great after Woods told the officer his name was ‘Tiger’

Tiger Woods badly hurt in car crash, expected to survive – video
More from SportsMore posts in Sports »
- 'It’s a constant fight': Four top players discuss the future of women's football
- Katie Ledecky wins fourth title in return meet as Simone Manuel takes 50m free
- UFC 259: Blachowicz and Nunes keep title belts while Sterling wins on DQ
- Andrew Abdo calls for patience with no timeline set for NRLW expansion
- European roundup: Barcelona close in on top spot with win over Osasuna
Be First to Comment