At the age of 85, Mills Lane, a renowned boxing referee known for saying “Let’s get it on,” passed away.
Tommy Lane, Lane’s son, informed the Reno Gazette Journal that his father, who had a stroke 20 years prior, had spent the previous week in hospice.
Tommy Lane told the newspaper that “he took a big downturn in his whole status.” “The departure happened quickly. He was surrounded by his family and was at ease.
At his side were Lane’s wife Kay and sons Tommy and Terry.
You were unaware of his remaining time. There’s no such thing as preparing for this, but we kind of felt like we were all along,” Tommy Lane said.
In Nevada, Lane worked as a prosecutor before becoming a judge. From the 1970s through the 1990s, he also officiated boxing matches.
In the historic second match between Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield in 1997, in which Tyson bit Holyfield’s ear off, he served as the referee and rapidly rose to fame.
In the claymation satire “Celebrity Death Match” on MTV, where he, of course, played the referee, Lane became an icon.
He resigned from his position as a judge to star in the reality TV show “Judge Mills Lane,” in which Lane served as an arbitrator. The show aired from 1998 to 2001 for three seasons.
Lane nearly qualified for the Olympics while a student at the University of Nevada and was the NCAA welterweight champion.
Judge Mills Lane Wife
In Savannah, Georgia, the United States, Mills Lane was born on November 12, 1937. He is an actor most recognized for his roles in WWE Raw, Celebrity Deathmatch, and Celebrity Deathmatch (2003). (1993). Since March 29, 1980, he has been married to Kaye Pierce. They have two youngsters. Prior to this, he was wed to Judy Rumbaugh.
Terry and Tommy are the names of his two kids.
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