This Months Boxing Monthly
Posted: 23 Nov 2006, 22:26
Quite graphic the Berbeck pic.
Every other report just shown the area where it happened.
Every other report just shown the area where it happened.
I have no idea why Boxing Monthly printed it.MightyWarrior wrote:Yeah it was a bit of a shock to open the mag onto a close up of a bloodied Berbick lying dead on the ground - weird they decided to publish it.
A boxing web blog site came unstuck recently, when their writer posted something along the lines of no loss with Trevor getting killed like that, only to find out that one of Trevor's daughters was reading his article, and she posted a shaming reply.
He quickly back tracked and apologised.
I doubt BM would have published that shot if they'd read the reply from Trevor's daughter.
I liked seeing it. It showed frankly and brutally what murder means.... and also how the mighty can fall....DG. wrote:I have no idea why Boxing Monthly printed it.MightyWarrior wrote:Yeah it was a bit of a shock to open the mag onto a close up of a bloodied Berbick lying dead on the ground - weird they decided to publish it.
A boxing web blog site came unstuck recently, when their writer posted something along the lines of no loss with Trevor getting killed like that, only to find out that one of Trevor's daughters was reading his article, and she posted a shaming reply.
He quickly back tracked and apologised.
I doubt BM would have published that shot if they'd read the reply from Trevor's daughter.
Anyone know a link to this? Would make some interesting reading.MightyWarrior wrote: A boxing web blog site came unstuck recently, when their writer posted something along the lines of no loss with Trevor getting killed like that, only to find out that one of Trevor's daughters was reading his article, and she posted a shaming reply.
He quickly back tracked and apologised.
To be honest, was the initial that bad? I mean he says it's a shame he got chopped up, but that he was no angel. Hardly a character assination is it?MightyWarrior wrote:I thought Houston's write up was decent enough. Somehow I doubt an old hand like GH would've approved of that pic too much; I reckon it was the handywork of sometime loose cannon, Glynn Leach.
Here's the link to that Michael Woods blog - cut & paste.
http://blog.thesweetscience.com/2006/10 ... -no-legend
Below is Trevor's daughter's reply.
Anita Berbick Says:
October 30th, 2006 at 4:29 pm
Hello. My name is Anita Berbick. I am one of Trevor’s 3 daughters.
I can not believe that you think you have the right to say anything so derogatory about my father. I am disgusted by this and feel completely repulsed that someone could write the words you did. I am very sorry to tell you that, in my opinion,your journalism would be best suited to one of those rag magazines that speak half truths and are purly in existance for “shock value”. Any journalist with respect and common values, would have the decency to write a more compassionate article. You don’t know my Father. And you definately don’t know his story well enough to speak with such inaccuracy. I know the truth. Let me tell you something; my father was an incredible man, and no one on this Earth is perfect so who the hell are you to say or judge him?
A true Journalist knows when he has cross the line and I’m here to say that you have, to me, my mother, and the rest of my siblings that read this article. You wrote, “It’s a shame the man got the bad end of a machete, but this was no choirboy”. Do you realize how much a statement like that hurts, to those that REALLY knew and loved this man? I know one things for sure. The spit bucket boy has more class than you do. So go on, and do something meaningless like point out that I may have spelled something wrong, or that I’m not really Trevor’s daughter. The fact remains, I am. The fact remains my father was a magnanimous man, that always helped others. The fact remains that you must be a vile, loathsome man who’s abandoned all concept of reality and respect - especially to make such disparaging remarks. I say “How dare you”. My father would say “thats not nice, but May God Bless You anyway”.
Sincerely Anita Berbick