South African police has yet to arrest suspects attempted robbery and shooting that killed former world heavyweight boxing champion, Corrie Sanders.
Sanders died after being shot in a big family birthday party in Pretoria last week. He was rushed to the hospital in an injured, but later died of his injuries are.
Eyewitnesses said Sanders suffered severe injuries Luda on this part of the hand and stomach as robbers hit. At that Sanders was dropped to protect a teenage daughter who was shocked and frightened by the incident very quickly.
But Sanders's death then raises the political aftermath. A member of the opposition party demanded the authorities to conduct penyelididkan of the event.
Jack Bloom of the Democratic Alliance called Sanders lives could have been saved if not rejected by Steven Biko Academic Hospital in Pretoria. He then got perawatanadi Kalahong hospital does have a bad reputation in patient care.
According to Bloom, the hospital refused to treat Biko Steven Sanders on the grounds of the shooting took place outside of Pretoria. "There is a possibility sanders lives could have been saved if he had received medical treatment specialist at Steve Biko than Kalahong hospital that does have a bad reputation," said Bloom.
He regretted the attitude of Steve Biko hospital management who refused to dying patients by reason of the incident area. The hospital has not commented on this incident. But the hospital refused Sanders reportedly because he did not have health insurance.
Sanders out as world heavyweight boxing champion by beating Wladimir Klitschko fall when the title race in Germany in 2003. He then lost his title after losing to Wladimir's brother, Vitali Klitschko in Los Angeles in 2004.
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Successful boxer Manny Pacquiao beat Shane Mosley after winning numbers 120-107, 118-108, and 119-108 in defense of his WBO title middle class.
Throughout the fight, the boxer from the Philippines continues to dominate with continued menrangsek to Mosley's defense that has been aged 39 years. Pacman even had time to create a boxer from the United States fell in the third round when Pacquiao landed a one-two punch combo to the face of Mosley.
Pacquiao had also fallen in the seventh round, although he fell was not visible because of a blow, but the referee still counting. However, after, 32-year-old boxer even more ferocious and continued to attack the defense in this fight Mosley is quite tight.
In order to maintain unbeaten record knockouts, Mosley seems to be more play by keeping the distance with Pacquiao who tend aggressive.
With this victory, reinforces the dominance of middle-class Pacquiao in boxing, he himself had previously been successfully champion with nine different classes that make he was named the boxer pound for pound.
Here is the assessment of the jury for the victory Pacquiao: Glenn Trowbridge (119-108), Dave Moretti (120-108) and Duane Ford (120-107) Pacquiao wins over Mosley's absolute.
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Monday, May 09, 2011 |
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Career women's boxing world champion version WIBF and WIBA, Rola El-Halabi, threatened aground after being shot in the hand, knee and foot by his stepfather.
The shooting took place on Friday, April 1, 2011 when Rola prepared in dressing room ahead of the fight against Irma Balijagic Adler in the race for the title of the vacant IBF featherweight.
While we were waiting for combat, Roy El-Halabi, Rola stepfather, suddenly went into the locker room and shoot the boxer 25 years at the hands, knees and feet. In addition to shooting Rola, Roy was also shot two security guards before being arrested.
German newspaper, Bild, launch because of the incident all day battle was abolished and 800 spectators were evacuated from the boxing arena.
"Papa suddenly entered the room. He threatened us with guns in his hands and shouted 'It's all out!', Then he shot me in the arm from a distance of three meters. I was crying and screaming," said Rola told Bild.
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