Jeff Horn involved in 3 car pile up.

Good Guy horn leaps out of his burning 2019 - unreleased for public consumption - V8 - suicide doors - Lexus - He see's the car in front of him crushed like the 2 dozen beer cans he polished off the night before. He turns to walk away, FEINTS, then makes a beeline towards the car and its helpless occupant. He prys open the drivers side door with his bare hands and pulls an eldery man out of the car and releases him into the care of his 9 grandchildren that Horn had flown in on a helicopter with one phone call. Jeffrey isn't the WBO world champion we deserve, He's the WBO world champion we need.

 

World boxing champion Jeff Horn says a serious car crash in Brisbane won't hurt his chances of beating American Terrence Crawford in two weeks' time.

Horn says he felt an enormous hit in the back and his head snapped back when he was rear-ended in a three-car pile-up at Rocklea on Wednesday afternoon.

"It could have been much worse ... The accident was a shock, but nothing is going to derail me from beating Terence Crawford," Horn has told The Courier-Mail.

Horn was alone in his Lexus sedan when he was hit, and says everyone involved was lucky to have escaped serious injury.


"The man in the centre of the crash just had his head buried in his hands. He was really upset. Really in shock," he said.

"I jumped out of the car to make sure everyone was OK. The ambulance people came, but thankfully there weren't any serious injuries."

Horn is due to defend his world welterweight title in Las Vegas in a fortnight.

"I'm very fit. I feel I'm going to peak right at fight time."