Former WWE Wrestler Nearly Beaten to Death over Parking Spot

A once prolific bodybuilder who had a four year run in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) was nearly beaten to death over a parking spot earlier this past week.
The general public hasn't seen Tom Magee in a scrap since he last wrestled in 1990. Up until that point, he became a familiar face as a heel in the sports entertainment business, with a notable win against Bret Hart in 1986. But even with a black belt in karate and an amateur boxing background, he isn't the same warrior at age 59. So it is no wonder why his beating at the hands of a group of young men drew grave concerns from witnesses on Tuesday, May 15.
Magee was attacked after he confronted another driver outside of his Mar Vista home. It is unclear who the aggressor was in the situation, but what is known is that the former Canadian powerlifting champ-turned fighter, was outnumbered by six men who repeatedly punched and kicked him in the head after getting him on the ground. He would suffer a broken jaw, broken eye sockets, and a concussion in the beating - which some neighbors have gone so far as to say appeared to be an attempt on his life.
Thankfully, Magee survived the brutal onslaught and has since been released from the hospital. While four of the men involved remain on the loose, two of them (Justin Lee, 20, and Degrate Bryant, 20) have been nabbed by the LAPD.