LEMON: Our lead story tonight was two-time Indy 500 winner Dan Wheldon dying Sunday in a fiery crash. Our affiliate WGHP spoke a short time ago to Wheldon's father-in-law about the first moments when he heard about the accident.</s>SVEN BHEM, WHELDON'S FATHER-IN-LAW: We were watching the race. Of course, we are always rooting for Dan. And then my daughter was realizing that, you know, there was a terrible crash, and she was saying that it's Dan that is involved in the crash. And I said we're waiting. Yes, sure enough, he was involved. And then our daughter phoned -- Suzie and she says, Dad, you know, I have to go to the hospital, please pray that everything is OK. And, of course, it wasn't to be OK.</s>LEMON: Well, that race was canceled. Wheldon's fellow drivers pay tribute to him by driving in formation around the track at low speed for five laps. Wheldon was married and had two young sons. He was 33 years old. Dewey Bozella has been a champion boxer for most of his life, but until last night in Los Angeles, his boxing prowess was little known outside of Sing Sing Prison. Facing off against Larry Hopkins marked Bozella's first and only professional match. The 52-year-old Bozella was free from prison in 2009 after serving 26 years for a murder he did not commit. And ever since then, his dream was to fight just one bout as a free man. Well, Bozella easily dominated Hopkins and was declared the winner. Congratulations to him. Bozella was given many chances to leave prison if he would confess, but he always refused. He said he'd rather die behind bars than admit to something he didn't do. I'm Don Lemon. Thanks for watching. Have a good night.
Out of Sing Sing -- Into Boxing Ring