Martial arts fighter hospitalized after match dies

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The Plymouth County district attorney’s office says Rondel Clark died Tuesday at a Boston hospital. Authorities are investigating his death.

Clark competed at a showcase on Saturday at Plymouth Memorial Hall. The match was stopped about two minutes into the third round and was ruled a TKO. The 26-year-old fighter from Sutton was hospitalized after a post-fight examination.

Mixed martial arts is commonly called MMA and involves full-contact combat in a cage, with hitting, kicking and grappling while standing or down on the mat.