Tony Ayala Jr. Found Dead

Ayala was a vile piece of garbage. The world is automatically a better place for his death.

 

Actually I agree with Unforgiven. Ayala was a POS, lower than a lowlife.

For those who feel bad about "poor Tony", perhaps you might read up on some the crimes this POS did. As someone posted "he did'nt kill anyone", but he damn ruined the lifes of his victims.

I am of the opinion that the world would be a better place if people were held more accountable for their actions.

Hopefully he will burn in hell!

 

Hopefully he was but fcuked to death.

 

Every **** gets his comeuppance.

 

Some crimes are unforgivable.
Some criminals are beyond redemption. Beneath contempt. Sub-human.
Ayala was found to have committed such acts, on multiple occasions, and it seems he attempted to commit such acts throughout his adult life as long as he was not in prison.

The details of his crimes are harrowing, sickening.

The only sad thing about his death is that he lived so long and breathed the same air as the rest of us.

 

If Ted Bundy had secured a few pro fights on ESPN he'd probably have a legion of supporters here too.

 

Wasn't that the serial killer who used to go back to f.u.c.k the rotting corpses when they had been dead for weeks? :|

 

Before all that he assaulted a women in an elevator, in upstate NY, in an amateur tournament, the women with the "broken Back", was brutally assaulted at a San Antonio drive in, she didn't have a broken back but suffered multiple injuries including a ruptured spleen, she was allegedly paid off with 40,000 dollars.
He was a ticking time bomb, it was just a matter of time before he ****d and maybe killed a woman. Maybe it is for the best that he is gone. There is a bigger story about the Ayala clan that is yet to be told, believe me.

 

I'm glad he's dead.

 

:deal

 

Agreed. The things the father was publicly said to have done to his sons were sadistic. Who knows what else was going on in that household.

 

I accept that some poor bast ards have a horrendous upbringing, but the majority of them don't resort to s exual violence as a release. Boxing after all is supposed to be a sport that teaches discipline as well as skills. It is that discipline that allegedly makes a man control himself in problematic situations.

 

One of boxing's worst, and that's saying a lot.

 

A quick google search suggests that was part of his repertoire, YES. :dead

 

Yeah, it was Wikipedia that said "broken back".
Newspapers mention the ruptures spleen, and multiple injuries, one states that he "tried to pull her gen!tals out with his hand". She was a teenaged girl. She was paid off to plead the court to show leniency because it was his "first offense".
I don't know who put the money up, but wouldn't be surprised if it went beyond the Ayala family, but I don't know.
Ayala was already considered a commodity even then.