Bullfighting Accident: Bull Horn Impaled Bullfighter Julio Aparicio’s Throat and Mouth (Scary Photos)
May 25
One of the famous Spanish matadors Julio Aparicio from Sevilla, 41, survives after having a bull’s horn pierce through his throat and into his mouth. The accident was happened in Bullfight attractions in Madrid on Sunday, May 23, 2010.

The matador lost his balance, fell to the ground and in an instant the 530-kilogram (1,168 pound) bull drove his right horn through Aparicio’s throat and out his mouth. The beast withdrew the horn rapidly and Aparicio managed to run to the side of the ring for help.

Medical team in Madrid Hospital was successfully to rescue him by 6-hour operations to recover his jaw and tongue. Doctors are reporting that Julio Aparicio is conscious and in stable condition.

Here’s the footage of the scary moment when the bull Opíparo charged towards Julio Aparicio, landing his horn just under his chin and plunging it up into his mouth.
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too bad it didnt kill him
While I feel saddened by the Bull Fighter’s injuries, I feel enraged at people who make a living by the sport of cutting a bulls ears.
Accident? HAH! Let the “matadors” take on a REAL non-adjusted bull. Fat chance. This is simple animal torture.
Now that Julio’s better, we’re having a little caption contest in his honor.
http://sportschump.net/2010/07/06/caption-contest-celebrates-spain-the-world-cup-bullfighting-julio-aparicio-and-the-bull-that-got-the-upper-hand/4032/
Too bad he didn’t die, I agree with you