James (Fan Man) Miller - Revision history

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	Miller became part of boxing lore on November 06, 1993, when during the 7th round of the WBA/IBF Heavyweight Title fight between [[~~Boxer:Evander Holyfield:000499\|~~Evander Holyfield]] and [[~~Boxer:Riddick Bowe:001640\|~~Riddick Bowe]] in Las Vegas, he paraglided onto the ring apron with a large fan strapped to his back. He became entangled in the ring ropes and was then jumped upon and beaten unconscious by fans and members of Bowe's entourage. (Miller would later say, "It was a heavyweight fight, and I was the only guy who got knocked out."). The fight was delayed for over 20 minutes.		Miller became part of boxing lore on November 06, 1993, when during the 7th round of the WBA/IBF Heavyweight Title fight between [[Evander Holyfield]] and [[Riddick Bowe]] in Las Vegas, he paraglided onto the ring apron with a large fan strapped to his back. He became entangled in the ring ropes and was then jumped upon and beaten unconscious by fans and members of Bowe's entourage. (Miller would later say, "It was a heavyweight fight, and I was the only guy who got knocked out."). The fight was delayed for over 20 minutes.

	About a year later, Miller would parachute onto the roof of Buckingham Palace. He was arrested, fined and banned from England forever.		About a year later, Miller would parachute onto the roof of Buckingham Palace. He was arrested, fined and banned from England forever.

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	About a year later, Miller would parachute onto the roof of Buckingham Palace. He was arrested, fined and banned from England forever.		About a year later, Miller would parachute onto the roof of Buckingham Palace. He was arrested, fined and banned from England forever.

	In September 2002, ~~Miler~~ committed suicide, on a remote Alaskan hiking trail, by asphyxiating himself with a nylon strap tied to a tree. His body was discovered by hunters almost 6 months later.		In September 2002, Miller committed suicide, on a remote Alaskan hiking trail, by asphyxiating himself with a nylon strap tied to a tree. His body was discovered by hunters almost 6 months later.

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	In September 2002, Miler committed suicide, on a remote Alaskan hiking trail, by asphyxiating himself with a nylon strap tied to a tree. His body was discovered by hunters almost 6 months later.		In September 2002, Miler committed suicide, on a remote Alaskan hiking trail, by asphyxiating himself with a nylon strap tied to a tree. His body was discovered by hunters almost 6 months later.


			[[file:Fanman.jpg\|left\|The Fan Man]]


			[[Category:Suicides\|Miller, James (Fan Man)]]

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	Miller became part of boxing lore on November 06, 1993, when during the 7th round of the WBA/IBF Heavyweight Title fight ~~bewtween~~ [[Boxer:Evander Holyfield:000499\|Evander Holyfield]] and [[Boxer:Riddick Bowe:001640\|Riddick Bowe]] in Las Vegas, he paraglided onto the ring apron with a large fan strapped to his back. He became entangled in the ring ropes and was then jumped upon and beaten unconscious by fans and members of Bowe's entourage. (Miller would later say, "It was a heavyweight fight, and I was the only guy who got knocked out."). The fight was delayed for over 20 minutes.		Miller became part of boxing lore on November 06, 1993, when during the 7th round of the WBA/IBF Heavyweight Title fight between [[Boxer:Evander Holyfield:000499\|Evander Holyfield]] and [[Boxer:Riddick Bowe:001640\|Riddick Bowe]] in Las Vegas, he paraglided onto the ring apron with a large fan strapped to his back. He became entangled in the ring ropes and was then jumped upon and beaten unconscious by fans and members of Bowe's entourage. (Miller would later say, "It was a heavyweight fight, and I was the only guy who got knocked out."). The fight was delayed for over 20 minutes.

	About a year later, Miller would parachute onto the roof of Buckingham Palace. He was arrested, fined and banned from England forever.		About a year later, Miller would parachute onto the roof of Buckingham Palace. He was arrested, fined and banned from England forever.

	In September 2002, Miler committed suicide, on a remote Alaskan hiking trail, by asphyxiating himself with a nylon strap tied to a tree. His body was discovered by hunters almost 6 months later.		In September 2002, Miler committed suicide, on a remote Alaskan hiking trail, by asphyxiating himself with a nylon strap tied to a tree. His body was discovered by hunters almost 6 months later.

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Miller became part of boxing lore on November 06, 1993, when during the 7th round of the WBA/IBF Heavyweight Title fight bewtween [[Boxer:Evander Holyfield:000499|Evander Holyfield]] and [[Boxer:Riddick Bowe:001640|Riddick Bowe]] in Las Vegas, he paraglided onto the ring apron with a large fan strapped to his back. He became entangled in the ring ropes and was then jumped upon and beaten unconscious by fans and members of Bowe's entourage. (Miller would later say, "It was a heavyweight fight, and I was the only guy who got knocked out."). The fight was delayed for over 20 minutes.

About a year later, Miller would parachute onto the roof of Buckingham Palace. He was arrested, fined and banned from England forever.

In September 2002, Miler committed suicide, on a remote Alaskan hiking trail, by asphyxiating himself with a nylon strap tied to a tree. His body was discovered by hunters almost 6 months later.