Jeremiah Richardson - Revision history

Ric at 22:30, 12 November 2006

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	Richardson, 25, was rushed to American Hospital in South Miami. When he remained comatose ten months later, Richardson's parents, Sam and Sarah Richardson. sued their son's coach and the boxing officials associated with the fight--for 17 counts of negligence. On November 20, 1986, a jury found the defendants not guilty of any negligence, and Richardson's family was denied damages.		Richardson, 25, was rushed to American Hospital in South Miami. When he remained comatose ten months later, Richardson's parents, Sam and Sarah Richardson. sued their son's coach and the boxing officials associated with the fight--for 17 counts of negligence. On November 20, 1986, a jury found the defendants not guilty of any negligence, and Richardson's family was denied damages.

	It is believed that Jeremiah Richardson remains in aq coma to this day. He has an adult daughter.		It is believed that Jeremiah Richardson remains in a coma to this day. He has an adult daughter.

	==Sources==		==Sources==

Ric at 22:29, 12 November 2006

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	Richardson, 25, was rushed to American Hospital in South Miami. When he remained comatose ten months later, Richardson's parents, Sam and Sarah Richardson. sued their son's coach and the boxing officials associated with the fight--for 17 counts of negligence. On November 20, 1986, a jury found the defendants not guilty of any negligence, and Richardson's family was denied damages.		Richardson, 25, was rushed to American Hospital in South Miami. When he remained comatose ten months later, Richardson's parents, Sam and Sarah Richardson. sued their son's coach and the boxing officials associated with the fight--for 17 counts of negligence. On November 20, 1986, a jury found the defendants not guilty of any negligence, and Richardson's family was denied damages.

	It is believed that Jeremiah Richardson remains in coma to this day. He has an adult daughter.		It is believed that Jeremiah Richardson remains in aq coma to this day. He has an adult daughter.

	==Sources==		==Sources==

Ric: proofread (and note: daughter will not be 22 in the future, when others visit this page--so be careful of putting in soon-to-be out-of-date info)

2006-11-12T22:25:13Z

proofread (and note: daughter will not be 22 in the future, when others visit this page--so be careful of putting in soon-to-be out-of-date info)

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	*'''Name:''' Jeremiah Richardson		*'''Name:''' Jeremiah Richardson
	*''Birthdate:''' 1958		*'''Birthdate:''' 1958
	*''Hometown:''' Miami, Florida		*'''Hometown:''' Miami, Florida

	==Career Review==		==Career Review==

	On September 29, 1983, amateur boxer [[Jeremiah Richardson]] lost a 3-round decision to two-time [[Golden Gloves]] Champion, [[Ramon Negron]]. Following the loss, Richardson lapsed into a coma in the dressing room.		On September 29, 1983, amateur boxer [[Jeremiah Richardson]] lost a 3-round decision to two-time [[Golden Gloves]] Champion [[Ramon Negron]]. Following the loss, Richardson lapsed into a coma in the dressing room.

	Richardson, 25, was rushed to American Hospital in South Miami. ~~After 10~~ months ~~in a coma~~, Richardson's parents, Sam and Sarah Richardson sued their son's coach and boxing officials associated with the fight for 17 counts of negligence.		Richardson, 25, was rushed to American Hospital in South Miami. When he remained comatose ten months later, Richardson's parents, Sam and Sarah Richardson. sued their son's coach and the boxing officials associated with the fight--for 17 counts of negligence. On November 20, 1986, a jury found the defendants not guilty of any negligence, and Richardson's family was denied damages.

	~~On November 20, 1986, a jury found the coach and officials not guilty of any negligence, and the family of Richardson did not receive any damages.~~		It is believed that Jeremiah Richardson remains in coma to this day. He has an adult daughter.

	~~In 2006, it~~ is believed that ''Jeremiah Richardson'' remains in a coma~~-like-state~~. He has ~~a 22 year old~~ daughter.

	==Sources==		==Sources==
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	*''Miami Herald'', Sept. 30, 1983, Sports, Front Page: BOXER FIGHTS FOR HIS LIFE AFTER MISMATCH, REFEREE URGES SANCTIONS AGAINST BOXING OFFICIALS.		*''Miami Herald'', Sept. 30, 1983, Sports, Front Page: BOXER FIGHTS FOR HIS LIFE AFTER MISMATCH, REFEREE URGES SANCTIONS AGAINST BOXING OFFICIALS.

	*''Miami Herald'', October 1, 1983, Sports, page 1C: ACCIDENT ALSO ~~KOS~~ WINNING BOXER.		*''Miami Herald'', October 1, 1983, Sports, page 1C: ACCIDENT ALSO KOs WINNING BOXER.

	*''Miami Herald'', November 12, 1983, page 1B: FIGHT WORLD RECOVERS FROM DAMAGING BLOW.		*''Miami Herald'', November 12, 1983, page 1B: FIGHT WORLD RECOVERS FROM DAMAGING BLOW.

Legwarmers1980: /* Career Review */

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Career Review

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	==Career Review==		==Career Review==

	In September 29, 1983, amateur boxer ~~'''~~Jeremiah Richardson]] lost a 3-round decision to two-time [[Golden Gloves]] Champion, [[Ramon Negron]]. Following the loss, Richardson lapsed into a coma in the dressing room.		On September 29, 1983, amateur boxer [[Jeremiah Richardson]] lost a 3-round decision to two-time [[Golden Gloves]] Champion, [[Ramon Negron]]. Following the loss, Richardson lapsed into a coma in the dressing room.

	Richardson, 25, was rushed to American Hospital in South Miami. After 10 months in a coma, Richardson's parents, Sam and Sarah Richardson sued their son's coach and boxing officials associated with the fight for 17 counts of negligence.		Richardson, 25, was rushed to American Hospital in South Miami. After 10 months in a coma, Richardson's parents, Sam and Sarah Richardson sued their son's coach and boxing officials associated with the fight for 17 counts of negligence.
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	On November 20, 1986, a jury found the coach and officials not guilty of any negligence, and the family of Richardson did not receive any damages.		On November 20, 1986, a jury found the coach and officials not guilty of any negligence, and the family of Richardson did not receive any damages.

	In 2006, it is believed that '''Jeremiah Richardson'' remains in a coma-like-state. He has a 22 year old daughter.		In 2006, it is believed that ''Jeremiah Richardson'' remains in a coma-like-state. He has a 22 year old daughter.

	==Sources==		==Sources==

Legwarmers1980 at 22:03, 12 November 2006

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*'''Name:''' Jeremiah Richardson
*''Birthdate:''' 1958
*''Hometown:''' Miami, Florida

==Career Review==

In September 29, 1983, amateur boxer '''Jeremiah Richardson]] lost a 3-round decision to two-time [[Golden Gloves]] Champion, [[Ramon Negron]]. Following the loss, Richardson lapsed into a coma in the dressing room.

Richardson, 25, was rushed to American Hospital in South Miami. After 10 months in a coma, Richardson's parents, Sam and Sarah Richardson sued their son's coach and boxing officials associated with the fight for 17 counts of negligence.

On November 20, 1986, a jury found the coach and officials not guilty of any negligence, and the family of Richardson did not receive any damages.

In 2006, it is believed that '''Jeremiah Richardson'' remains in a coma-like-state. He has a 22 year old daughter.

==Sources==

*''Miami Herald'', Sept. 30, 1983, Sports, Front Page: BOXER FIGHTS FOR HIS LIFE AFTER MISMATCH, REFEREE URGES SANCTIONS AGAINST BOXING OFFICIALS.

*''Miami Herald'', October 1, 1983, Sports, page 1C: ACCIDENT ALSO KOS WINNING BOXER.

*''Miami Herald'', November 12, 1983, page 1B: FIGHT WORLD RECOVERS FROM DAMAGING BLOW.

*''Miami Herald'', August 8, 1984, BR, page 1: FAMILY OF INJURED BOXER SUES, AMATEUR FIGHTER NOW IN A COMA.

*''Miami Herald'', page 3BR: COMATOSE BOXER'S FRIENDS FAMILY RALLY TO HELP HIM.

*''Miami Herald'', November 21, 1986, Local, page 2C: HURT BOXER'S FAMILY DENIED DAMAGES.