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We lost one of the major role players in the FMX world. Jeremy Lusk passed away the other day as a result of a horrific crash. From the video it looked like he snapped his neck on impact.

R.I.P. Pitbull.:frown:

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its a great loss to our sport.

he had about a 7% chance of living through the surgery he had on sunday. but died due to comlications of the surgery sunday night at 11:03pm.

i pray that God comforts his family and friends in this horrible time. :(

heres a link to bracelets honoring jeremy lusk. all money goes to his family and friends.

Jeremy Lusk Wrist Band

btw bot, not to sound like a dick, but twitch is jeremy steinburg.

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Yeah...sorry 'bot, but Lusk is Pitbull and Twitch is Stenberg.....

But, we know where your senitments were going......

Tough break for Lusk.....

-TomD

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