A Spanish bullfighter is currently fighting for his life in a hospital after he was brutally gored by a bull during a fair.

Mariano De la Viña, the matador, was brutally gored by a bull during the El Pilar Fair in Zaragoza, Spain, earlier this month.

According to the family of Mariano De la Viña, the matador is alive but is currently fighting for his life, after he was brutally attacked by a bull, which launched him into the air at the Plaza de Torost.

Mariano De la Viña had 3 heart attacks as a result of the bull attack and was recommended by the doctors to go through 2 long operations that helped them save his life.

Mariano was taking part in the El Pilar fiar when he was charged by a bull.

According to reports, Mariano De la Viña was gored by the bull and knocked him out cold to the floor, and hit him again, which threw him into the air.

The bull then dragged Mariano across the ring.

The bull then lunged at Mariano De la Viña for the second time. The attack left a 27-centimeter gash across his groin and a 22 centimeter cut between his rectum and bladder.

According to reports, a femoral artery and one more artery in his right scarpa triangle were damaged during the incident.

The surgeon that performed the surgeries on Mariano De la Viña said that the matador was lucky that he survived the attack.

The condition of Mariano De la Viña is still serious, although he has been removed from the ventilator and has gained his consciousness back.

His blood pressure and blood flow have also been stabilized.

Dr. Carlos Val-Carreres, the chief surgeon of the infirmary of the bullring of Zaragoza, said, “We have saved the life of Mariano De la Viña in the first instance but it is still very serious.”

Dr. Carlos said Carlos Val-Carreres is in a stable but serious condition.

Dr. Carlos added, “After sedation withdrawal, the patient’s neurological response begins to be positive. Circulation is good in his right leg.”