Bruno taken to psychiatric hospital - UK HW boxing champ. Next Bush...

[dArKeR]

Former world heavyweight boxing champion Frank Bruno has been taken for treatment to a psychiatric hospital, report British media.

According to the reports, the 41-year-old divorced father-of-three was taken from his home in Brentwood, in Essex, near London, by paramedics to a local hospital on Monday.

An Essex police spokesman said they had attended an address in Brentwood earlier in the day and helped a man to hospital.

The former champion was recently reported to have been seeking help for depression as he struggled to come to terms with life outside the ring and a divorce.

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Yall, laughed 6 months ago when I said Bush wasn't even going to be the Repuke nominee. Junior in the 30%-40% is going to bring on a psychotic breakdown. Yall Repuke Media Whores can play your smoke and mirrors games but in fact Junior no mental capacity to be President of the United States. The first sign will be the boils, pimples, back on his face from stress.

And in no way would I wish this or even mention this about any other human being on Earth. I would be the first to help such a person in distress. But in my opinion, this is God's work.

[Droopy]

1. I'm not laughing, but

I think it's highly improbable that anybody but Bush will be the Republican nominee. Unless Bush dies, he will be the nominee. They won't switch no matter how bad his numbers get it would be unheard of. The only possibility is if Bush himslef decides not to run because of some scandal that finally catches up with him. That ain't going to happen. We've seen how bad stuff just slips of the Bush administration like they're wearing teflon suits.

[Pert_UK]

2. Hugely confused......

How do you go from Bruno to Bush?

Frank Bruno is one of the most-loved UK sporting heroes, and although he's never been the sharpest tool in the box it's a real shame to see one of the happiest men in sport sectioned under the mental health act.

I totally fail to see how you picked this story and linked it to Bush....care to explain?

P.