Boxer unfit for trial after jail beating A WORLD kickboxing champion known as "the Aussie sniper" is unfit to stand trial for a drug charge because of brain injuries suffered in a savage jail attack, a Sydney judge says. Adam Keith Watt should remain out of jail for up to three years to allow him to continue his rehabilitation, Justice Derek Price has ruled. Five years ago, Watt, 45, was charged with conspiring to import 210 kilograms of pseudoephedrine into Australia from the Democratic Republic of Congo. The former commonwealth and world champion kickboxer was accused of being in league with an international syndicate when he allegedly conspired to import the chemicals which would have produced about $50 million worth of the drug ice. At the time of his arrest, Watt, who was trained by boxing great Jeff Fenech, was due to host an Australian TV boxing series. While in custody in 2009, Watt was the victim of a savage assault which left him with a brain injury. He was released on bail last year to allow him to attend the Royal Rehabilitation Centre Sydney. In a judgment handed down in the Supreme Court this week, Justice Price found Watt was currently mentally unfit to stand trial. However, he found the Crown case against Watt was capable of being proved beyond reasonable doubt and the charge should not be dismissed. "The alleged offence is not trivial," the judge said. An agreement to import 210 kilograms of pseudoephedrine into Australia is a very serious offence and the accused's mental condition does not warrant the charge being dismissed. Instead the judge ruled Watt should be released from his current bail conditions for a period not exceeding three years up until December 15, 2016. During this time, Watt must continue to attend rehab.