Legendary boxer Bruno speaks about the horrors of a mental hospital: 'I was treated like a slave'.

Frank Bruno's openness about his experiences in a psychiatric hospital

According to The Sun: Frank Bruno candidly shared his experience of treatment in a psychiatric hospital, where he claims he was 'held like a slave.' Now 63 years old, he remains one of the most famous boxers in the UK. In 1995, Bruno became the heavyweight world champion on his fourth attempt.

He lost the WBC title to Mike Tyson in Las Vegas in March 1996 in a fight that...

'I went through terrible times, and it's hard to cope with.'

Frank noted that his experience in the hospital left deep scars on his soul:

• Psychological burden
• Feeling of helplessness
• Seeking support

Despite all the difficulties, Bruno continues to fight his demons and finds the strength to move forward.

Bruno's openness about his experiences in a psychiatric hospital emphasizes the importance of discussing mental health. His words may provide support for many who face similar challenges, reminding us of the significance of seeking help and support in tough times. The boxer is perceived as a strong individual; however, his story demonstrates that even the strongest can struggle with internal demons. Apparently, Bruno hopes that his openness will spark conversations about mental health among athletes and in society at large.