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Fight that one never forgets
Posted: 02 Aug 2016, 05:04
by AntonS
Unfortunately, this is extremely sad one, which I'll never forget
http://boxrec.com/show/98362 Lance Hobson vs Liu Gang.
Lance looked good & doing well until rest period after 5th round, whereupon sitting on the stool he started throwing punches into thin air, which is a clear indication brain function is amiss.
When bell sounded for 6th, he jumped off the stool...took 3 steps & collapsed.
I simply fail understand, why no-one & I mean no-one (including ref, doctor & corner) sensed possible disaster.
I viewed the show on Foxtel
Re: Fight that one never forgets
Posted: 02 Aug 2016, 07:57
by Like a Boss
AntonS wrote:Unfortunately, this is extremely sad one, which I'll never forget
http://boxrec.com/show/98362 Lance Hobson vs Liu Gang.
Lance looked good & doing well until rest period after 5th round, whereupon sitting on the stool he started throwing punches into thin air, which is a clear indication brain function is amiss.
When bell sounded for 6th, he jumped off the stool...took 3 steps & collapsed.
I simply fail understand, why no-one & I mean no-one (including ref, doctor & corner) sensed possible disaster.
I viewed the show on Foxtel
Horrid stuff, and to be honest, having seen it before, I didn't watch it here and don't want to watch it again.
Re: Fight that one never forgets
Posted: 02 Aug 2016, 19:41
by ClivePatrickLyons
Like a Boss wrote:AntonS wrote:Unfortunately, this is extremely sad one, which I'll never forget
http://boxrec.com/show/98362 Lance Hobson vs Liu Gang.
Lance looked good & doing well until rest period after 5th round, whereupon sitting on the stool he started throwing punches into thin air, which is a clear indication brain function is amiss.
When bell sounded for 6th, he jumped off the stool...took 3 steps & collapsed.
I simply fail understand, why no-one & I mean no-one (including ref, doctor & corner) sensed possible disaster.
I viewed the show on Foxtel
Horrid stuff, and to be honest, having seen it before, I didn't watch it here and don't want to watch it again.
I was watching that fight it was shocking.
Re: Fight that one never forgets
Posted: 02 Aug 2016, 21:10
by DA GOOSE
Corrales vs JLC 1.
Re: Fight that one never forgets
Posted: 02 Aug 2016, 22:29
by dberry
Not only was I at that fight but also was training at the Ringwood boxing gym alongside Gang and my doctor and friend was the fight doctor that night. Pretty fornicating gutless of you to have a crack at everyone involved after so long, on a public forum, from the safety of your keyboard, isn't it, Anton?
Hindsight has 20/20 vision, I can tell you this affected the doctor so much that he has since studied more on the subject of head trauma, campaigned for safe exit strategies from the ring to clear of the venue, campaigned the AMA in reguards to boxers' safety and had several articles in the subject published in well respected medical journals, I was ringside and he was also the ring doctor at a show at the Collingwood Town Hall where another fighter died from head trauma.
Have some fornicating respect for all the people involved, most importantly the families and get your facts in order before you go making such an offensive thread on such s ghoulish subject.
Re: Fight that one never forgets
Posted: 02 Aug 2016, 22:50
by AntonS
If I was to blame anyone, it would be Lance. I'm well aware of the incident in Woolongong months prior to the fight. Had NSW Authority been aware of it, it would've never issued a clearance without him submitting CAT scan.
The fact Lance was Australian feather champ at the time, was the reason the incident was kept under wraps.
Re: Fight that one never forgets
Posted: 02 Aug 2016, 23:02
by AntonS
I'm also aware of Collingwood disaster, and know on who's recommendation matching happened, which should've never been allowed.
Ill experienced Gold Coaster lightweight was forced/talked into taking the fight at bantamweight limit at short notice
http://boxrec.com/boxer/63782 Matchmaker scored airfare & accommodation for his trouble
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Re: Fight that one never forgets
Posted: 04 Aug 2016, 04:44
by amwsnw
Just wondering what the purpose of this is after such a long time? Legit question, not piss taking.
Re: Fight that one never forgets
Posted: 04 Aug 2016, 06:50
by dberry
amwsnw wrote:Just wondering what the purpose of this is after such a long time? Legit question, not piss taking.
Well, you should have seen the disgusting message I've recieved from the power tripping pensioner maggot, Anton. I've sent it on to Ben and will be taking it further, this gay, disgusting old shut in had the nerve to send me a disgusting message due to, or ignoring the fact that I find this thread defamatory of a friend, offensive as I have been close to this and another similar incident, not to mention it striking home for a couple of other reasons and I find this thread disgusting due this low life attention whoring by using a boxing tragedy, not one care given.
Re: Fight that one never forgets
Posted: 05 Aug 2016, 22:54
by Cutman Scabbers
AntonS wrote:Unfortunately, this is extremely sad one, which I'll never forget
http://boxrec.com/show/98362 Lance Hobson vs Liu Gang.
Lance looked good & doing well until rest period after 5th round, whereupon sitting on the stool he started throwing punches into thin air, which is a clear indication brain function is amiss.
When bell sounded for 6th, he jumped off the stool...took 3 steps & collapsed.
I simply fail understand, why no-one & I mean no-one (including ref, doctor & corner) sensed possible disaster.
I viewed the show on Foxtel
I had heard about this tragedy. Your post inspired me to read the book his mother wrote,
"Lance Hobson: The Boy Who Lived and Died for Boxing."
Re: Fight that one never forgets
Posted: 05 Aug 2016, 23:15
by AntonS
Re: Fight that one never forgets
Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 01:10
by AntonS
dberry wrote:amwsnw wrote:Just wondering what the purpose of this is after such a long time? Legit question, not piss taking.
Well, you should have seen the disgusting message I've recieved from the power tripping pensioner maggot, Anton. I've sent it on to Ben and will be taking it further, this gay, disgusting old shut in had the nerve to send me a disgusting message due to, or ignoring the fact that I find this thread defamatory of a friend, offensive as I have been close to this and another similar incident, not to mention it striking home for a couple of other reasons and I find this thread disgusting due this low life attention whoring by using a boxing tragedy, not one care given.
AntonS wrote:
Thank you for reporting my post. I'll suspend myself tomorrow afternoon for couple hours.
Cheers
Yup, certainly was disgusting. Sort of PM that should be forwarded to administrators & not another moderator

Re: Fight that one never forgets
Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 01:34
by Cutman Scabbers
dberry wrote:Not only was I at that fight but also was training at the Ringwood boxing gym alongside Gang and my doctor and friend was the fight doctor that night. Pretty effing gutless of you to have a crack at everyone involved after so long, on a public forum, from the safety of your keyboard, isn't it, Anton?
Hindsight has 20/20 vision, I can tell you this affected the doctor so much that he has since studied more on the subject of head trauma, campaigned for safe exit strategies from the ring to clear of the venue, campaigned the AMA in reguards to boxers' safety and had several articles in the subject published in well respected medical journals, I was ringside and he was also the ring doctor at a show at the Collingwood Town Hall where another fighter died from head trauma.
Have some effing respect for all the people involved, most importantly the families and get your facts in order before you go making such an offensive thread on such s ghoulish subject.
Was Gang just being used as an opponent?
According to Boxrec he lost all of his other pro fights, which tends to indicate that
(especially considering his amateur & Olympian background).
Re: Fight that one never forgets
Posted: 06 Aug 2016, 01:36
by Cutman Scabbers
It was sad to read that Hobson's rival Jamie Nicholson passed away in an automobile
accident as well.