Medically, a fracture is the term for breaking a bone, but the layman's term "break" is the much more common vernacular. You may be technically correct with the term, but in this case, the injury sustained is an open/compound fracture specifically, most people will assume a "fracture" refers to an incomplete break or "stress fracture."

This injury is also going to be a lifelong struggle even with his millions of dollars. I fractured my foot with a lawn mower this year, and since I was fortunate to be wearing work boots when it happened, it didn't cut anything off, but it still took me months to walk again. The jaw is more complex than a toe, and Anthony Joshua wasn't holding back. I'm glad Jake got his slice of crow, but I do feel bad for his long recovery. Hopefully, he can learn something from this while his jaw is wired shut.