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Two Wednesday Night Fights Regulars Were Involved in an Accident on the Way to Evo, Here’s How You Can Help
While this year’s Evo was the biggest and most hype one yet, for a part of our community, it was one marred in tragedy. On the early hours of July 15, Southern California players Bobby Garcia and Jordan Bryan were on their way to Evo when they were involved in a collision with a drunk driver on Interstate 15.
Bobby lost his life in the accident while Bryan is currently in critical, but stable condition. Specifically, Jordan suffered a broken arm and jaw, as well as severe head trauma. As a result of all this, he is in need several surgeries.
Both Bobby and Jordan were Wednesday Night Fights regulars and good friends of many in the Southern California scene. Bobby was a kind soul with a humble heart who loved multiple fighting games. Jordan is a part-time student who also works a full-time job to help his mother, yet always finds time to play fighting games with his friends. Both were looking forward to playing Street Fighter V at Evo 2016 when the accident occurred.
For those interested in helping out Bobby and Jordan’s families in this time of need, GoFundMe drives have been set up for both of them. You can help Bobby’s family cover his funeral costs here. Meanwhile, those who want to help Jordan’s family cover the costs of the medical procedures he needs can go here.
We here at Shoryuken offer our condolences to Bobby’s family and hope that Jordan recovers from this.
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Guzman outguns Wake to win IBF super bantamweight title
Unbeaten big puncher Jonathan Guzman (22-0, 22 KOs) scored a 11th round stoppage over Shingo Wake (20-5-2, 12 KOs) to win the vacant IBF super bantamweight title on Wednesday at the Edion Arena in Osaka, Japan.
Guzman, of the Dominican Republic, floored the home fighter twice in the second, bloodied his cheek, and dropped him again in the third and fifth.
Wake battled on, but he was taking a beating and his right eye was swollen shut by the time referee Wayne Hedgpeth waved the fight off at…
