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Clifford Etienne, Attempted Murder, Robbery, etc., 2005
The boxing career of Clifford Etienne began in prison, so it’s only proper that it would end there too. The Louisiana-born pugilist started studying the sweet science in prison on a 40-year armed robbery stint, but his performance on the prison boxing team and good behavior earned him early release. He turned pro soon after and was named the “Most Exciting Fighter To Watch” in 2000 by "The Ring" magazine.
His career looked good until a 2003 fight with Mike Tyson, who knocked Etienne out in just 43 seconds. After his last pro fight in 2005, Etienne got totally wrecked on cocaine in Baton Rouge, carjacked a family’s vehicle, robbed a check-cashing business and tried to shoot two policemen. He got 150 years in prison for that little night out.
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November 14 2012 at 4:53 AM Report abuse Permalink -1 rate up rate down ReplyRae Carruth's son didn't die in the hospital. He is now 12 years old, and he is severely disabled. There was a great article in Sports Illustrated not too long ago about this. Makes you come to the conclusion that Rae Carruth is a total douchenozzle, if you didn't realize this before.
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