domi81
06-05-2007, 23:38
Als ich heute meinen Myspace Account überprüfte, musste ich mit Bedauren in mehreren Bulletins lesen, dass Jeremy Williams gestorben ist.
Ich habe ihn letztes Jahr bei meinem USA Aufenthalt kennen und schätzen gelernt, als ich in seinem MMA Gym trainiert habe. Er war Black Belt unter Chris Brennan und leitete 2 MMA Schulen in Orange County, Californien, zudem hat er vor kurzem seine MMA Karriere in der IFL wieder durch 2 Siege aufleben lassen. Jeder der ihn kannte hat ihn als Mensch/Trainer und Kämpfer geschätzt.
Er wurde 27 Jahre und hinterlässt, wenn meine Informationen stimmen 2 Kinder und eine schwangere Frau. Leider ist mir die Todesursache auch noch nicht bekannt.
Mein Beileid an seine Angehörigen und Freunde!
Ein Beitrag von MMA-EXTREME:
RIP Jeremy Williams of the IFL (International Fight League)
May 6th, 2007
IFL Confirms Passing of Condors’ Jeremy Williams
5/6/2007
NEW YORK, May 6, 2007 – The International Fight League (OTC.BB: IFLI), the world’s first team-based professional mixed martial arts league, is deeply saddened to announce the passing of Southern California Condors middleweight Jeremy Williams, 27, of Laguna Niguel, Calif. The Orange County, Calif., Sheriff’s Department – Coroner Division confirmed that Williams died Saturday and that an autopsy will be performed to determine cause of death.
“This is a very sad day for the Williams family, Jeremy’s teammates and all of the Mixed Martial Arts community,” IFL Co-founder and Commissioner Kurt Otto said. “Jeremy was a tremendous competitor and teammate, as well as being a very strong person who lifted the spirits of everyone around him. Our thoughts and prayers are with Jeremy’s wife, Lauren, their young daughter and the rest of his family, as well as his coaches Marco Ruas and Debi Purcell and all his teammates. Everyone at the IFL, as well as the entire MMA community, will do everything we can to support them in their hour of need.”
Williams owned a professional record of 7-2 and was undefeated in his first two IFL fights, last competing at the Forum in Los Angeles on March 17, when he defeated the Tokyo Sabres’ Kazuhiro Hamanaka. One of the rising stars of the first-year league, Williams was going to miss the Condors’ next matchup at the Sears Centre in Chicago on May 19, due to a recent recurrence of a sternum injury.
Memorial details will be announced as they become available.
Ich habe ihn letztes Jahr bei meinem USA Aufenthalt kennen und schätzen gelernt, als ich in seinem MMA Gym trainiert habe. Er war Black Belt unter Chris Brennan und leitete 2 MMA Schulen in Orange County, Californien, zudem hat er vor kurzem seine MMA Karriere in der IFL wieder durch 2 Siege aufleben lassen. Jeder der ihn kannte hat ihn als Mensch/Trainer und Kämpfer geschätzt.
Er wurde 27 Jahre und hinterlässt, wenn meine Informationen stimmen 2 Kinder und eine schwangere Frau. Leider ist mir die Todesursache auch noch nicht bekannt.
Mein Beileid an seine Angehörigen und Freunde!
Ein Beitrag von MMA-EXTREME:
RIP Jeremy Williams of the IFL (International Fight League)
May 6th, 2007
IFL Confirms Passing of Condors’ Jeremy Williams
5/6/2007
NEW YORK, May 6, 2007 – The International Fight League (OTC.BB: IFLI), the world’s first team-based professional mixed martial arts league, is deeply saddened to announce the passing of Southern California Condors middleweight Jeremy Williams, 27, of Laguna Niguel, Calif. The Orange County, Calif., Sheriff’s Department – Coroner Division confirmed that Williams died Saturday and that an autopsy will be performed to determine cause of death.
“This is a very sad day for the Williams family, Jeremy’s teammates and all of the Mixed Martial Arts community,” IFL Co-founder and Commissioner Kurt Otto said. “Jeremy was a tremendous competitor and teammate, as well as being a very strong person who lifted the spirits of everyone around him. Our thoughts and prayers are with Jeremy’s wife, Lauren, their young daughter and the rest of his family, as well as his coaches Marco Ruas and Debi Purcell and all his teammates. Everyone at the IFL, as well as the entire MMA community, will do everything we can to support them in their hour of need.”
Williams owned a professional record of 7-2 and was undefeated in his first two IFL fights, last competing at the Forum in Los Angeles on March 17, when he defeated the Tokyo Sabres’ Kazuhiro Hamanaka. One of the rising stars of the first-year league, Williams was going to miss the Condors’ next matchup at the Sears Centre in Chicago on May 19, due to a recent recurrence of a sternum injury.
Memorial details will be announced as they become available.