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A witness who was working during a fatal shooting at a boxing tournament has recalled the moment he thought he would die.
A man in his 30s was killed and two men in their 20s were injured when two gunmen opened fire at the Melbourne Pavilion in Kensington, north of the city, about 10pm on Friday.
Police said the incident was 'targeted' and all three victims are known to officers.
Witness Chris Griffin, 18, who was waiting tables at the venue said he saw a scuffle break out before a man brandished a gun.
