A 10-year-old boy rescued from rough surf off the California coast says he does not remember much about the incident. According to reporting in multiple outlets, the boy was in shallow water when a large wave swept him off his feet. A teen lifeguard then intervenes and pulls the child to safety. The boy later tells media that after the wave knocked him down, he has little or no recollection of what happened during the rescue. The accounts describe the surf as pounding and the wave as unusually forceful, overwhelming him in the shallows. Both sources characterize the event as a dramatic rescue by a lifeguard and note the child’s limited memory afterward. The reporting does not indicate any conflict in basic details, but it emphasizes that the boy’s recollection is incomplete, focusing instead on eyewitness and lifeguard actions during the wave-driven incident.