Trevor King, 78, the founder

of the Westside Mission in
Sydney, NSW, Australia, was

delivering food to a destitute

family when two men arrived

to repossess their personal

items. When one of the repo
men allegedly started

pushing the lady of the house

around, King stepped forward. "This chap said, 'Get out of the

way, you silly old goat' to Trevor," homeowner Ted Ferguson

said. "Trevor took him out with one punch." Trevor King was

a featherweight boxing champion --fifty years ago -- and

described the scene a bit differently. "This fellow had a go at

me so I inadvertently threw my right hand and he collided with it,"

said King, who suffers from leukemia and a bad heart. When the

second repo man saw his partner go down, he repeatedly
punched King in the stomach, but when King didn't even flinch, the man
fled. (Sydney Morning Herald)

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