49ers Fan Comes Out Of Coma After SoFi Stadium Attack: Reports

INGLEWOOD, CA — A a 49ers fan who was attacked in the parking lot of SoFi Stadium after the NFC Championship game has reportedly come out of a medically induced coma.

As Patch previously reported, authorities said Daniel Luna, 40, of Oakland, shoved a man wearing a Rams jersey from behind during a fight following the NFC championship game at SoFi Stadium. Surveillance footage showed Luna was mingling with a group of people primarily wearing red 49ers jerseys when he shoved the man.

The suspect then retaliated by pushing Luna from behind, and then hit him once in the mouth. Luna then fell to the ground, where he was later found by security, who called paramedics, officials said. The man who punched Luna was seen in the security footage interacting with the occupants of a vehicle following the altercation before he left the scene.

The punch left Luna, a restaurant owner, fighting for his life at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center. He suffered wounds to his face and upper body.

On Wednesday, a spokesperson for the family told media outlets he underwent surgery on his skull and has emerged from a medically induced coma. He remains hospitalized and will likely be discharged sometime this month.

Luna "remains significantly disabled by the attack against him at SoFi Stadium, but is hoping to return to his restaurant someday and return to cooking and all his wonderful customers," family told KGO-TV in a statement.

Bryan Alexis Cifuentes, 33, of Los Angeles, was arrested on suspicion of assault by means to produce great bodily injury in the attack. He was released on $30,000 bail.