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Lightweight Jackson Bussell passed away on Friday after battling Javier Garcia to a draw on Thursday night at the Sagebrush Cantina in Calabasas, California. Bussell, who took the bout on late notice, gave a good account of himself in the fight, but seemed to run out of gas late.
http://www.fightnews.com/
R.I.P
RIP
That's a damn shame; R.I.P. bro' :'(
I'd rather be knocked out cold with one single punch, than receive some creeping damaging accumulation of regular punches in the head.
Brain shakes like a bowl of jelly, and it will baloon up... forcing the vein to burst.
This is sad my heart goes out to his family.
there needs to be a minimum amount of time for a substitution...like 3-4 weeks....this last minute stuff will only worsen boxing's image..Quote:
Originally Posted by LEGION
Wow that place is like 5 mins from my house....my condolensces to his family. I wonder if they will have boxing there anymore.
The kid he fought was only18 too, 3 fights into a career.
absolute tragedy.......shameful.......Quote:
Originally Posted by No Contest
Very sad news. Sounds like maybe he was underprepared to fight. Im sure he loved to fight and he died doing what he loved but still a huge tragedy. Thoughts and prayers with him and his family RIP.
Rest in Peace... very very sad....
Me too. I live two exits off the 101. I was considering going but had an emergency come up at the last minute. I hate witnessing that sort of thing. I was also present when Vic Darchinyan put that one dude in a coma and he had to have emergency surgery.Quote:
Originally Posted by No Contest
It is very sad that this sort of thing still happens, but as we all know this is a man's sport and everyone who gets through the ropes knows that it can be brutal and that people can get hurt. Of course it is a tragedy, but you also have to feel for his opponent, who will now have to hold that guilt with him for the rest of his life.
I was thinking about going to these fights as a friend of mine that works for a radio station had tickets but at the last minute I ended up going out with some friends elsewhere..
May he R.I.P.
A good referee should know exactly when to stop the fight.
This is a bad example...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VawHg...elated&search=
In the old days they used to let it go on way too much in them days you didn't have to go to the neutral corner bad wasn't it ??Quote:
Originally Posted by Pacstraightleft
Fwockin-A!Quote:
Originally Posted by ICE COLD BOXING
Poor dude got KD 7x. Ref didn't even hesitate to ask him if he was alright. I bet that ref is Laurence Cole's grandpa. ;D
Different times Pacstraight....Quote:
Originally Posted by Pacstraightleft
I'm not saying it's OK, or it anything like that.
But Rules, the very little that they did have were completetly shit back then.
god bless him and his family
R.I.P.