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WOW!!!!
heres the link
http://boxingtalk.com/pag/article9198.html
who wouldve thought???????
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:o
WOW!!!!
heres the link
http://boxingtalk.com/pag/article9198.html
who wouldve thought???????
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Originally Posted by frozensolid_702
seriously, though..........
these guys have been a VERY big deal here in the states for quite some time, now
its just weird ive been reading this guys articles for a while
CC Froze. What does he look like? I can't find his picture anywhere...Quote:
Originally Posted by frozensolid_702
Shit. Name sounds REALLY familiar. Wow.
What can you say? We all got habits.
http://www.ringsports.com/2004/Curre...sner_2003.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by BoxingGorilla
Man that’s wild ! He do look like a fucking maniac when you think about it, He got that Nazi Third Reich look to him !
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You really think he looks like anyone out of the ordinary. From that shot he just looks like an average joe. Just my opinion though, and I'm always happy to be shot down ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Lords Gym
Yeah, Hitler really pushed the shiny purple shirt look ::**Quote:
Originally Posted by Lords Gym
What a ridiculous statement!!! He looks like any other person IMO...
He got that Nazi Third Reich look to him?Quote:
Originally Posted by superheavyrhun
Where the fwock do you get that from?!?!
He just looks like your average over weight poon-head that's not gettin enough poon! ;D
Lack of poon make a man crazy as a muh-fwockah! ;)
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Originally Posted by Lords Gym
I know what you mean. Blonde hair. Kinda stern looking.
I sometimes see an odd looking, scrawny individual whose a bit dirty, and say they look like someone who sould have fought in the civil war.
Wow how fucking weird, guess you never can tell.
Any of you guys got some crazy secrets or hidden skeletons?
I :jerk: chronically and should seek helpQuote:
Originally Posted by bilbo
for once I'm glad that my home state of AZ is a death penalty state, these animals will get what they deserve..... :bananasex:
Serial suspect worked in boxing!
By Karl Freitag, Editor-In-Chief
Phoenix police have arrested Dale Hausner, a boxing photographer often spotted at ringside on the Azizona fight scene, and another man in connection with six killings and the shootings of 18 people in the Phoenix area. The pair were known collectively as "The Serial Shooter" and had terrorized local citizens since May 2005.
COMMENTARY: Hausner is well known to many in the Southwest boxing community among photographers, journalists, fighters, trainers, managers, promoters and officials. Reaction within boxing circles is shock and horror. I've personally never spoken to him (although our Managing Editor Flattop has on several occasions), but I have received email from him. It's a chilling feeling to think that I've received email from a suspected serial killer. It's also sad that several websites have tried to twist this tragedy with claims that Hausner was a Fightnews.com staffer. One report called Hausner a "Fightnews.com camera ace" and incorrectly claimed that he "worked primarily for Fightnews.com." Another, written by a disgruntled former Fightnews.com correspondent, incorrectly called Hausner a "Fightnews correspondent" and mentions Fightnews.com in his story almost as many times as Hausner. The truth of the matter is Hausner was never listed as a Fightnews.com correspondent or a Fightnews.com photographer and his work has appeared on many boxing websites. On a handful of occasions, as a freelancer, he has submitted photos. In February 2005, when our regular reporter was unable to cover the fights at the Fort McDowell Casino in Fountain Hills, Arizona, as a freelancer, Hausner submitted a fight writeup. In May, as a freelancer, he submitted to us an unsolicited BJ Flores Q&A. I want to set the record straight on the misinformation some are claiming as fact.
Maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan fwock Fightnews!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by amat
Buncha sell outs!!! A guy that works for them murders somebody & they cut & run...that shit aint right!!!! Where's the integretiy?!?!? Where's the loyalty?!?!?!
**Just kidding. That guy's just plain out fwocked in the noggin!
I think it is Treason to even discuss Fightnews whilst on this site 8)
;D
I'ma big fan of Fightnews...really. ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by BIG H
Same. Fightnews and Saddo's are the only two boxing website who I go to for more then the forums (I used to only come here for the front page)Quote:
Originally Posted by wacko3205
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Originally Posted by wacko3205
What were they thinking if I was editor of Fightnews I would have collected all his work together, and fabricated some pretty weird fake diary entries and sketches and put it up on their site under 'MEMBERS ONLY', 'See inside how Hausner planned to kill Mayweather!'.
Some guys just don't know how to take advantage of a situation.
Don't tell anyone ... but I have my suspicions Wacko might drink a bit once in a while.Quote:
Originally Posted by bilbo
Notice that fightnews isn't even addressing this
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Originally Posted by P.G.H Angel Eyes
Serial suspect worked in boxing!
By Karl Freitag, Editor-In-Chief
Phoenix police have arrested Dale Hausner, a boxing photographer often spotted at ringside on the Azizona fight scene, and another man in connection with six killings and the shootings of 18 people in the Phoenix area. The pair were known collectively as "The Serial Shooter" and had terrorized local citizens since May 2005.
COMMENTARY: Hausner is well known to many in the Southwest boxing community among photographers, journalists, fighters, trainers, managers, promoters and officials. Reaction within boxing circles is shock and horror. I've personally never spoken to him (although our Managing Editor Flattop has on several occasions), but I have received email from him. It's a chilling feeling to think that I've received email from a suspected serial killer. It's also sad that several websites have tried to twist this tragedy with claims that Hausner was a Fightnews.com staffer. One report called Hausner a "Fightnews.com camera ace" and incorrectly claimed that he "worked primarily for Fightnews.com." Another, written by a disgruntled former Fightnews.com correspondent, incorrectly called Hausner a "Fightnews correspondent" and mentions Fightnews.com in his story almost as many times as Hausner. The truth of the matter is Hausner was never listed as a Fightnews.com correspondent or a Fightnews.com photographer and his work has appeared on many boxing websites. On a handful of occasions, as a freelancer, he has submitted photos. In February 2005, when our regular reporter was unable to cover the fights at the Fort McDowell Casino in Fountain Hills, Arizona, as a freelancer, Hausner submitted a fight writeup. In May, as a freelancer, he submitted to us an unsolicited BJ Flores Q&A. I want to set the record straight on the misinformation some are claiming as fact.
Seems like they are denying ever knowing him!