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“He begged me to play football,” David Simmons said. David Simmons initially wanted his son to play baseball because he was left-handed. Simmons showed an interest in sports at a young age when he would go to football practices with his father. If he wasn’t an athlete, I’d let him go to regular school.” “It makes no sense to go to a regular school for him. “Because I’ve coached in college and pros, I know what it takes,” David Simmons said. Want a quick and expert briefing on the biggest news stories? Listen to our latest podcasts to find out What You Need To Know.He took 15 credit hours of college courses, which are weighted on a 6.0 scale rather than the typical 4.0, to finish high school with a 5.3 GPA, while still being athletically eligible to compete at the high school level. He must also complete a 120-day alcohol abstinence monitoring requirement. He must also complete 19 sessions of a thinking skills programme, up to 25 rehabilitation days and 150 hours of unpaid work. Sentencing Fusco, Recorder Shufqat Khan said he accepted that he was "genuinely remorseful" and handed him a 15-month prison sentence, suspended for two years. The court also heard that a positive reference from Wallsend Boxing Academy was submitted to the court. He's been playing a pivotal role at his local boxing club on a voluntary basis and he loves what he's doing." He represented Great Britain and England and won three gold medals. She added: "He is continuing with his boxing. She said Fusco feels "utterly remorseful" and now takes medication for his ADHD, which has had a significant impact. Rachel Hedworth, defending, said the whole incident lasted minutes, with the actual assault being "one push with the palm of his hand" and he had not expected the victim to fall and hit the table. Man killed fellow patient at mental health hospital while suffering delusions Mr Wardlaw added that Fusco's "boxing ability" aggravated the offence. He had previous convictions for section 20 assault, battery and assault of an emergency worker. The court heard Fusco had 17 previous convictions for 36 offences, with Mr Wardlaw calling him a "man of violence". He had no recollection of the attack but was left with a permanent scar.

Mr Wardlaw said that the victim's nose had to be glued back together in hospital. He then struck his face on the corner of a marble table, causing a nasty gash to the bridge of his nose and a cut to his eyebrow."

The complainant was talking to this unknown male when he was assaulted by the defendant. "Around 10 minutes later the man returned with the defendant. This man squared up to the complainant and he said he wanted no trouble, things then calmed down. Another unknown man took exception that the defendant and his group were talking to them. Kevin Wardlaw, prosecuting, said: "Two girls were there which they had met in the club. The attack happened inside Tup Tup Palace in Newcastle. They were in the VIP section of the nightclub near to a DJ booth when the group began chatting to two women. The court heard that the victim was visiting the North East with a group of friends over the bank holiday weekend of 30 August 2021. It wasn't long before he intervened and hit the victim.įusco, 32, of Coalfield, Wallsend, previously pleaded guilty to grievous bodily harm without intent and was handed a 15-month suspended sentence at Newcastle Crown Court on Thursday 31 August.

The attack took place after the victim and his friends, who had travelled to Newcastle for a night out, were seen talking to two women, which a friend of Fusco's "took exception" to.

The man suffered a deep cut on his nose which needed to be glued back together and left a permanent scar. A former Team GB boxer has been spared jail for leaving a man with permanent scars when he hit him in a nightclub.įranklyn Declan Fusco hit a man in Tup Tup Palace with his open palm, causing the victim to fall and hit his head on a marble table.