When he got to the hotel he told Kidada, “Some nigga started a fight with me for nothing. They were in a hurry leaving the fight though, and Tupac’s bodyguard forgot his gun in his car. Since they were in Las Vegas they legally couldn’t carry guns, but guns were brought along anyways. Frank said in his book he released that Tupac only wore his vest one time out of every 10. Frank Alexander said he had trouble getting Tupac to wear his vest, and that he wouldn’t wear it very often, in fact Tupac didn’t wear his vest the whole of that night, even though he’d just been in a fight. While Tupac was getting in his car he was bragging about how Tyson took Seldon out in 50 punches and all he had to do was three punches and the dude was on the ground. Hammer asked Tupac some questions about the fight and ‘pac said it was all squashed and not to worry about it. Tupac went up to MC Hammer’s car and relayed the incident that had just happened to his bodyguard, Frank Alexander. Tupac ShakurĨ:55 PM: After the beating of Orlando Anderson the entourage returned to where they were staying at the Luxor Hotel, a block south of the Las Vegas strip. The second was that he ended up without his phone, and the third coincidence would come after the fight. The first, was that permits were not sent ahead of time so they were not allowed to carry guns. Heading to Club 662 There were some strange occurrences in Las Vegas according to the book written by Tupac’s bodyguard Frank Alexander. Tupac and Suge sat up front and Tupac cheered Tyson on as he had done so many times before. Seldon boxing match was held Saturday, September 7, 1996.

Tupac later went back to LA, and although he wanted to go to Atlanta to visit relatives, Suge convinced Tupac to go to the Tyson/Seldon fight in Las Vegas as he had promised. It’s rumored that Tupac had Yaasmyn write Deathrow a letter saying that Tupac had finished his last album and would be leaving Deathrow. Deathrow would not allow her access to the tapes as David Kenner, Deathrow’s lawyer and Suge’s right hand man, denied her the tapes. On the 27th, he sent Yaasmyn Fula, who managed his business affairs, to the studio to get tapes of what he was done. On August 26th, 12 days before Tupac was shot, he was on the set all day and at the studio all night. It was said that there were some problems between Deathrow’s lawyer and Suge’s right hand man, David Kenner and Tupac. The events leading up to September 7, 1996, the tragic day Tupac was shot are as controversial as the shooting itself.

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