Boxer Dale Evans has spoken of his heartbreak following the death of opponent Mike Towell.Towell, 25, died in hospital on Friday night following a televised bout with Evans in Glasgow the previous day.Tributes have flooded in following the death of the father from Dundee.Welsh boxer Evans told BBC Wales Sport: I feel like I am responsible. I cant stop thinking about Mike and his poor family. All my thoughts are with them.Evans, 24, said he never dreamt something like this would happen.He added: It has been awful. All I can think of is his two-year-old kid and his girlfriend and family who wont have him around any more.I feel like I am responsible because we are the ones punching each other -- and this is something I have to live with now.Evans also told the BBC the incident saw him consider retiring from the sport but that he would now like to win the British title in Towells memory.The welterweight, known as Iron Mike Towell, was stretchered from the ring after a fifth-round loss to Evans in a televised bout at a St Andrews Sporting Club event in Glasgow.He was taken to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, diagnosed with severe bleeding and swelling to his brain, and died shortly after 11pm on Friday, 12 hours after being taken off life support.The boxers family were at his bedside in his final hours and were joined by his manager, Tommy Gilmour, and St Andrews Sporting Club owner Iain Wilson.It later emerged Towell had cut short a training session after suffering a headache in the weeks before the fatal fight.His partner Chloe Ross said he died peacefully.She wrote on Facebook: My baby has lost his daddy. But he will be so, so proud of his dad in what he achieved.An appeal set up by former world champion boxer Ricky Hatton to raise money for Ms Ross, and the couples young son, Rocco, has surpassed its £20,000 target and has now raised more than £29,000.The British Boxing Board of Control released its own statement on Monday afternoon which read: The British Boxing Board of Control sends their condolences to the family of Mike Towell.The thoughts of all those involved in boxing in Great Britain are with them at this difficult time. Jerseys From China . -- Hunter Smith scored the winner with just 12 seconds remaining in the third period as the Oshawa Generals edged the host Sarnia Sting 5-4 on Friday in Ontario Hockey League action. NFL Jerseys From China .ca! Hi Kerry, Its another day and here we are looking at another dubious hit to the head. 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Most fans, my age or younger would only remember Banks as a first base slugger. However he began his career as a shortstop and was a dominant player in the 1950s. Banks played eight full seasons at shortstop, the same number as A-Rod, before he moved to third base in deference to Jeter when he arrived with the Yankees. Banks hit 512 home runs over his career, 298 while playing short. Five times he knocked in over 100 runs peaking in 1959 when he drove in 143, again while playing short. Four times he led the National League in extra base hits and four times he slugged over 40 home runs in a season. In 1959 and 1960, he led the National League in intentional bases on balls. Banks was a 15 time All-Star, though, in some years of his career, there were two All-Star games in the same season. He won the Most Valuable Player Award back to back in 1959 and 1960, again as a shortstop. He was also sixth in the MVP voting in 1957 and fourth in 1960. The incredible thing about Banks career is, for all his greatness, he never once made it to the post-season. The Cubs routinely finished second in the division and late in his career, they fell apart down the stretch and watched the 1969 Mets pass them and ultimately win their first World Series. Banks was elected the Hall of Fame in 1977, when Alex Rodriguez was barely two years old.dddddddddddd So, how does A-Rod stack up against Banks? Well Rodriguez won two Gold Gloves as a shortstop in 2002 and 2003 at Texas, his final two years as a shortstop before moving to the Yankees. Banks had only one, in 1960, his second last season as a shortstop. A-Rod hit 340 homers as a shortstop, 42 more than Banks did while at short. Rodriguez is a three time MVP, in 2003 with the Rangers and 2005 and 2007 with the Yankees. He also won seven Silver Sluggers for his hitting ability while at short. A-Rod has been an All-Star in 14 of his 19 seasons, one fewer than Banks, but again during some of Ernies seasons, there were two All-Star games in the same season. Rodriguez has 2,901 career hits, already surpassing Banks total. A-Rod has also drive in 1,950 runs, the most of any active player. He also has 647 home runs in total and his career batting average is right on .300. In fact in his eight years as a shortstop, he only hit below .300 twice, and he won a batting title in 1996, hitting .358 with Seattle. A-Rod also has stolen 318 bases over his career, while Banks only stole 50, though to be fair, the stolen base wasnt as in vogue in 50s. I mentioned earlier Banks never made it to the post-season. Rodriguez has, playing in 18 series, including one World Series. However, his numbers in the playoffs arent exactly overwhelming. He hit .263 with 13 homers and 41 runs batted in. His playoff teams won eight series and lost 10, though A-Rod did win the World Series in 2009 with the Yankees over Philadelphia. The numbers would seem to weigh in Rodriguez favour, but then you have to consider the whole person and his character. Banks entered the Majors in the early 1950s following the trail blazed by Jackie Robinson, when he broke the "colour" barrier in 1947. Banks ascended the ranks in difficult times and was revered for his class, his personality and his talent. A-Rod is really only known for the latter. Rodriguez may well be the greatest shortstop this side of Honus Wagner, but its men like Ernie Banks who are the true Hall of Famers. 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