Hannah Rapp’s final Instagram post takes center stage after championship boxer dies in Brazos County car crash
Hannah “Hanarchy” Rapp, 26 boxerkilled while riding his bike in Brazos County, Texas. She was known for her passion as a rising boxer, chasing world title opportunities while working full-time.
Authorities were dispatched to the 23000 block of FM 159 just before 10 a.m. Saturday. major accident Bikes and vehicles involved. Rapp received medical attention at the scene and was taken to a hospital, where he died.
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The driver, 31-year-old Charles Medina, passed two bicyclists traveling along FM 159, the Brazos County Sheriff’s Office said in a statement. He passed them, stopped, reversed, and hit one of the cyclists, authorities said. He was arrested and charged with manslaughter and taken to the Brazos County Detention Center without incident.
Now, fans are flocking to Rapp’s final Instagram post in shock and disbelief. Here are some of the comments.
Hannah Rapp’s final Instagram post after fatal car crash takes center stage
Rapp’s last Instagram post was four days ago, showing her running. The photo was captioned with two emojis – a lion’s face and a sun. Many fans left messages below.
“How did this happen?” one of them asked. While some said it was an accident, one told Medina: “It wasn’t an accident. This guy passed her on the highway, stopped, then backed up and ran her over.”
Someone else left a note in memory of the boxer. They wrote: “RIP. You had a lot ahead of you and were an inspirational person.” Another added “Beautiful soul.”
Many left comments such as “I love you Hannah” and “I can’t believe this.”
Meanwhile, another netizen penned a long message, writing, “Now I would rather see you when you come home…what happened to you and your family breaks my heart. Your career will truly be missed as you are now playing chicks elsewhere and I will always be one of your biggest fans, love you and pray for your family.”
One netizen also wrote: “She turned into an angel. This is a very sad situation; she is the same age as me and has a very good life ahead of her. I am very sad.”
In previous reports, Rupp has shared about her boxing journey, Tell She moved to the Bryan-College Station area from Indiana about two years ago and had been boxing for less than five years. Rapp further revealed that she balances training with her work at Texas A&M by using vacation time and sometimes unpaid time off to prepare for the fight.
