Can someone fill me in on this South African featherweight who passed away at 26? At the time of the fatal car accident that claimed his life in January 2009, he had built his professional record to 16-0 (8 KOs) in the three years since representing his nation at the Olympics, and was in preparation for a WBF title defense against Takalani Ndlovu. Most notably, he is the only person to date to ever stop Mexican journeyman Pedro Navarette (who has gone 10 rounds each with Jorge Linares and Mikey Garcia). He did so in two rounds and scored three knockdowns. The Navarette victory would be his last, a mere 7 weeks before his untimely death. Did anybody get to see him perform? What was his style like? How well could he have done in today's world scene had he made the leap that he seemed just on the cusp of making?
