‘I Hate That I Am Reading This’: Boxing Community Left Stunned as Legendary Trainer Tragically Passes Away

American boxing has lost a Washington DC-based legendary trainer, Arthur ‘Buddy’ Harrison. In a horrific incident, he was found shot dead on Saturday morning.

Per the police report, the 62-year-old was found in an unconscious state outside his home on the 2700 block of 30th Street SE, D.C. Severely wounded by a bullet shot, the trainer succumbed to injuries.

According to police, those who committed this inhumane act were wearing all black. Armed with handguns, they were three in number.

This sad news circulated on Facebook and captured fans’ attention.

How did fans react to the death of the legendary trainer, Buddy Harrison?

A fan wrote, “Wow, I can’t believe this.”

Another fan wrote, “Sorry for your loss.”

“Condolences to his son and wife and the boxing community. He was a good man. Sad to heart if this news, “ another fan wrote.

Another fan wrote, “He gave so much to so many, that could never repay him. Praying for his family and the lives of the people that depended on him. The world needs more people like buddy.”

Another fan wrote, “Buddy, I hate that I am reading this. We will miss you.”

“A life of dedication snuffed out by the very community that he gave his all for. With his saviour now,” another fan added.

“Praying for strength and clarity for the Harrison Family!! Rest in peace Buddy! Zeke&Diana,” another fan wished.

“He gave so much……’, Fans drop a heartbreaking message on a professional boxer’s father’s death,” another fan wrote.

Why was trainer Buddy Harrison so famous?

Known for running an old-school boxing gym in Hillcrest Heights, Harrison was a popular figure in his community. Along with training the boxing enthusiast, the renowned figure was involved in social service. He was regularly spotted helping homeless people with food and clothes.

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His son Hernandez Harrison is a rising prospect in boxing. The 28-year-old is undefeated with 20 wins coming by way of knockouts. The 34-0 boxer is all set to fight James Ballard on October 1. Undoubtedly, it was an enormous blow for the rising pugilist.

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What do you think of this shooting, which took a life of such a good man? Let us know in the comments below.