RIP Hector Camacho, Larry Hagman … Which Third Will Join Them? If these things come in threes, someone’s on the clock … Hector “Macho” Camacho, the 50-year-old flamboyant boxer who famously said “From now on I’m going to dominate this game” after claiming his second belt in 1985, died on Saturday in his native Puerto Rico. Camacho, whose professional record was 79-6-3 with 38 knockouts, was shot in the face on Tuesday night while sitting in a parked car. He was taken off life support. Camacho in 1986 — AP Photo/Alan Diaz Larry Hagman, the 81-year-old fictional oil barron who was once the very center of the cultural zeitgeist after being shot on screen in 1980, died on Friday after a long battle with cancer. His Dallas television wife, Linda Gray, was among those by his bedside when he passed. Hagman in 1978 — AP Photo Watch out, famous people … He’s coming for someone. One winter as Larry Hagman’s neighborhe’d invite our kids to join his parade on the beach.He’d march in caftan w/flute.Joyful soul — Tom Brokaw (@tombrokaw) November 24, 2012 larry hagman RIP-little know fact: Larry was a member of the Peace & Freedom Party back in the day & hosted fundraisers4 the Black Panthers. — Roseanne Barr (@TheRealRoseanne) November 24, 2012 #RIP Larry Hagman- he was a very special man – he helped me quit smoking & I’ll always be grateful bit.ly/TigKxj on.ora.tv/WKdMXR — Larry King(@kingsthings) November 24, 2012