There were no signs of a break-in, and investigators do not mistrust improper play, said Lt. Brian Dugan of the Tampa Police Department. An autopsy is expected to be done by Monday afternoon. "Although Billy lived a notable life, we don't prophesy making any projected statements over the next pair of days," said Mays' wife, Deborah. "Our next of kin asks that you etiquette our monasticism during these thorny times.
" Local media outlets reported that Mays was a commuter on a US Airways covey that made a unpolished pier Saturday at Tampa International Airport. "Just had a musty notification docking in Tampa. The tires blew out upon landing. Stuck in the uniform on the runway.
You can always reckon on US Air," said a tweet that was posted on Mays' Twitter chapter at 12:01 p.m. Saturday. Tampa Bay's Fox idiot box affiliate interviewed Mays after the incident.
"All of a unforeseen as we hit you separate it was just the hardest hit, all the things from the ceiling started dropping,". "It hit me on the head, but I got a searching head." US Airways officials said Sunday they could not intimately authenticate that Mays was a passenger. Mays Develops Style Demonstrating TV Products Born William Mays in McKees Rocks, on July 20, 1958, Mays developed his high style demonstrating knives, mops and other "as seen on TV" gadgets on Atlantic City's boardwalk.
For years he worked as a hired gun on the federal unbiased and harshly show circuits, attracting crowds with his booming organ and cordial manner. After engagement Orange Glo International stumble Max Appel at a house show in Pittsburgh in the mid-1990s, Mays was recruited to evince the environmentally convivial parade of cleaning products on the St. Petersburg-based Home Shopping Network.
BILOXI, Miss. - Former prowrestlerBobby Lashleyimprovedto 4-0 in confused military arts by stopping mature heavyweight Bob (The Beast) Sapp in the plain episode of "Ultimate Chaos" on Saturday dusk at the Mississippi Gulf Coast Coliseum. Sapp, who entered wearing a drained disguise with a feathered collar, rushed across the enclosure when the bell rang and Lashley straight away took him down, firing punches from above.
In half guard, Sapp tried to beside himself but Lashley kept punching until Sapp (10-5-1) tapped after three minutes 17 seconds. It was not much of a contest, especially since Sapp seemed to have tapped earlier during the barrage. "You've got to chafing the big male down. He has a resolute punch," said Lashley, explaining his range and pulverize strategy. The oppose index card was presented by Prize Fight Promotions and Fight Force International.
Earlier Canadian lightweight Chris (The Polish Hammer) Horodecki won, as did 42-year-old spirit promoter Tom Attencio. In the co-main event, Dutch heavyweight Gilbert (The Hurricane) Yvel knocked out ancient UFC fighter Pedro (The Rock) Rizzo at 2:10 of the gold round. Rizzo (16-9) caught a Yvel rebound and took him down early.
But Yvel (36-13-1) survived to get back on his feet, chasing Rizzo with impracticable punches before enchanting him with a pre-eminent kick. A dazed Rizzo tried to hold himself with a takedown, but a substitute found himself on his back engrossing five big blows from Yvel, who was coming off a shrinkage to Josh Barnett on an Affliction credit card in July. Rizzo took his era getting up. Sapp, 35, came into the confute having unchaste two of his termination three fights.
The six-foot-four 322-pounder is a late NFL lineman - who dictum predetermined clash with four teams - and wrestler turned MMA fighter, mostly in Japan in K-1 and Pride. "No excuses, hey he got me down today, he controlled it. Let's give it up for Bobby Lashley," said Sapp, adding he had been pain in the discernment early. The 32-year-old Lashley, 6-3 and 255 pounds, decisive fought in the Maximum Fighting Championship in Edmonton where he recorded a 24-second giving in of Mike Cook.
He is a c whilom NAIA wrestling sustain at Missouri Valley College The 21-year-old Horodecki, 16 years younger than his opponent, took William (The Bull) Sriyapai down anciently and improved his arrangement until he was able to go in a arse bare choke. Sriyapai (12-5), a former-four-time epoch Muay Thai champion, had to unplug at 4:02. "Everyone back in London (Ont.), I hold dear you guys," Horodecki said before his word go profession submittal acquire was formally announced.
Horodecki (13-1) had not fought since April 2008, the survive of nine bouts in the International Fight League. Attencio, vice-president of Affliction clothing and bicker promotions, improved to 2-0 with a TKO victory when antagonist Randy Hedderick did not counter-statement the bell for the third round. Attencio was giving up 17 years to Hedderick, a press card supplier at a particular casino who was making his pro debut. And he took his lumps in initial in the triumph round, surviving a knockdown. Attencio took Hedderick down in the second, with a good trip.
The promoter stuffed a Hedderick takedown later in the spheroidal but found himself on his back when he failed in an essay to put in writing his opponent's back. Attencio got back up and finished the round, punching Hedderick from above. A battered Hedderick returned to his corner, his nose bloodied from an earlier big right. He did not come out again.
Attencio and UFC president Dana White have traded barbs in the days and Attencio couldn't curb entrancing a cannon-ball at the contend with promoter in the pound after his win. "Randy, you're a stout kid," said Attencio, who weighed in at 160 pounds. "And hey Randy, helix Dana White for what he said about you, bro. Screw him. He's not in the ring.
" Featherweight Javier (Showtime) Vasquez (13-2) needed just 59 seconds to suffocate out Mark Kergosien (2-1), a fresh fill-in for Din Thomas who failed to sort weight. Welterweight Waachiim (Native Warrior) Spirit Wolf (6-4) floored Brett Cooper (9-5) with a rational to the jaw to earn by KO at 3:41 of the in the first place round. Lightweight Brandon Harder (2-0) submitted John Harris (0-2) via arm triangle at 4:31 of the substitute round.
It was the other brawl in eight days for Harder, a firefighter in DeSoto County, Miss. Welterweight Lance Thomson (5-3) tapped out strikes from Colin McKee of Northern Ireland (6-3) at 4:16 of the elementary round.
