Charles Mask Lewis

He was a former lawman who called himself "Mask" and advocated a hold-nothing-back lifestyle that helped transform mixed martial arts fighting into a craze and turned his own fighting apparel company into a multimillion-dollar business.Before dawn Wednesday on a long, straight stretch of road in Newport Beach, Calif., Charles Lewis was killed when his red Ferrari collided with a white Porsche in an accident so violent that the red sports car was ripped in half and his female passenger was...Read Full Story

TapouT Commercial Featuring Charles Mask Lewis – Not Previously Released TapouT Commercial Featuring Charles Mask Lewis – Not Previously Released H From: TAPOUTVIDS Views: 233 15 ratings Time: 00:31 More in Sports Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on del.icio.us Digg this! Share this on Facebook Add this to Google Reader Share this on LinkedIn Post this to MySpace Share this on Reddit Stumble upon something good? Share it on...Read Full Story

A memorial service to honor TapouT founder Charles "Mask" Lewis Jr., who died last week in an early-morning California traffic accident, is set for April 14. TapouT officials today released details of the service, titled "Simply Believe: A Celebration of Charles Mask' Lewis Jr." It'll take place at the Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, Calif. The memorial service is open to the public.Read Full Story

Charles 'Mask' Lewis was the creator and founder of Tapout, a clothing brand based on mixed martial arts. Charles 'Mask' Lewis died in car wreck while driving his Ferrari. From the L.A. Now blog covering the crash: A bizarre car crash in Newport Beach involving two luxury cars early this morning left one person dead, a second injured, a third arrested for gross vehicular manslaughter and a fourth person was detained by police. An acquaintance of the victim identified him as Charles "Mask...Read Full Story

In the last few years there has been a huge uptick in the number of high-speed crashes involving exotic sports cars driven by celebrities and the uber rich. Soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo kicked off the first infamous wreck of 2009 on January 9th when he put his $260,000 Ferrari 599 GTB into the wall in a tunnel in Manchester, UK. Luckily, he walked away unscathed. (See Renaldo's Ferrari 599 GTB below)   Read More + Image Gallery >>Read Full Story