#chuckzito hashtag - Bluesky

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13 hours ago

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A TV-Show Set In Prison: #oz

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Phil Jay [World Boxing News]

@philjwbn.bsky.social

6 months ago

Arturo Gatti ‘was murdered, scene staged,’ says bodyguard Chuck Zito Former bodyguard and close friend Chuck Zito has reignited the storm surrounding the tragic passing of boxing legend Arturo Gatti, declaring that the late champion was murdered, and the scene staged to look like a suicide. Zito, who famously walked Gatti to the ring during many of his most memorable nights, shared his thoughts in the wake of the death of Gatti’s son, Arturo Gatti Jr., who was recently found dead in an apartment in Mexico. A Friend’s Emotional Plea “I can’t comment on Arturo Gatti because not only was I his bodyguard and walked him into the ring for many of his fights, but he was also a very dear friend of mine, and I’m a little biased toward Arturo,” Zito said. “If you love or are a fan of Arturo Gatti, watch Thunder: The Life and Death of Arturo Gatti on Amazon Prime. Arturo was murdered, and they staged it to look like a suicide. Watch and make your own decision! Now his son met the same fate. Rest in peace, Arturo and Jr. Justice for Arturo Gatti and his son!” Zito’s emotional post prompted an immediate outpouring of support from Gatti’s fans, many echoing his long-held belief that foul play surrounded the former two-weight world champion’s 2009 death. Fan Reactions and Lingering Questions Social media users immediately rallied behind Zito. One user responded: “I’m so glad you’re talking about this, Chuck. I pray justice will be served for his family. He was lucky to have someone like you in his corner and as a friend.” Another added, “Makes me sick to my stomach how they got away with what they did to Arturo. My favorite fighter of all time. Rest in peace.” A third went further: “I believe this to be true. As well as his son.” The heartbreaking situation has reopened old wounds for boxing fans still haunted by Gatti’s sudden passing. As the furor over his death had begun to fade, the latest tragedy involving his son has once again dragged painful memories back into the spotlight. Investigation Status Authorities have confirmed that an investigation remains ongoing, but it is not expected to yield any outcome beyond an unsuspicious death. Gatti’s legacy as one of boxing’s most beloved warriors endures, but the questions surrounding his and now his son’s deaths continue to cast a shadow over one of the sport’s most tragic stories. About the Author Phil Jay is a veteran boxing journalist with over 15 years of experience covering the global fight scene. As Editor-in-Chief of World Boxing News since 2010, Jay has interviewed dozens of world champions and reported ringside on boxing’s biggest nights. [View all articles by Phil Jay] and learn more about his work in combat sports journalism.

Chuck Zito, who walked Arturo Gatti to the ring many times, has publicly declared the boxing legend was murdered after the death of his son, Arturo Gatti Jr.

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