RIP Efren Olivio; I was there for his Last Call

This was actually from a few months ago ..

This guy was a regular "customer", always getting drunk and calling 9-11, or his neighbors would call cause he would get drunk and fall outside.
I'd probably responded to his place about a half dozen times or so..

One time I took him to ER cause he got drunk and cut part of his thumb off.

He lived in some filthy, roach infested one room apartment, and always had his music playing hella loud.

I never knew he was a boxer till after he died, one of the cops on scene that knew him from back in the day told me.
We got called there for a wellness check and found him laying face down in a pool of blood. Looked like he just dropped dead from a heart attack and landed face first.

He never had a problem with me, but didn't like my partner, I really thought he was going to try and sucker punch him one day.

He was never anything more than a subpar journeyman, but along the way he faced the likes of Maurice Blocker, Julian Jackson, and Uriah Grant.

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That's just how I knew him. I wasn't putting him down, just describing my interactions with him

 

When did I ever judge him?
YOU are the one that has a problem with how I described him. I don't look down on him for what he does or how he lives, but apparently you feel some type of way about people like that..

The whole point of this thread was to share this guy's story on a boxing forum, because he fought some big names despite never being well known.

And who he was is who is was.

Odd, I've never seen you come out of the woodwork when someone is bashing (which I wasn't even doing) Floyd, or Canelo, or anyone else.

 

That wasn't the point of my post. I trying to share this guy's story, cause I don't think a fighter who fought Julian Jackson ang others should go unknown.
Everything I described about him is exactly how I interacted with him. If it's too blunt and honest for you then sorry to offend you. I see and deal with people at their worst. Nobody calls me when things are going good.
Nothing I described about him is anything I look down upon as you apparently seem to, so to me was not said out of any disrespect.

Did you go after the guys that talked about Jimmy Bivins being found emaciated and covered in feces living in an attic?

 

On some level you might be right. Something interesting happened to me at work, and it involved boxing, a sport I'm so fanatical about, that I spend all day on a boxing forum. And I thought others like me, who live in this forum might be interested in it as well. Imagine that.
AND, I was pretty sure not many people even on here knew of Efren Olivos, despite him fighting multiple legends in the sport, so I wanted to get his name out there to a community that might actually appreciate his journey through life.

I am surprised you even like boxing (assuming you do). You come across as a hypersensitive Karen type.

Have a blessed day

 

People are free to say what they wish. I'm sure you'll be right around the corner telling them to "respect the dead" on my behalf at least..

Unless of course you're a total hypocrite (which something tells me you probably are)