King hit Punch robbed dad Fady Taiba of a proud moment Fady Taiba's four sons Noah, 13, Adam, 17, Zac, 10, and Daniel, 15. Fady Taiba with two of his sons, Daniel and Zac. THE proudest moment of teenager Adam Taiba's life has been stolen after his father was punched into a coma while he worked the door of a Sydney nightclub. Fady "Freddie" Taiba, 43, was working extra shifts as a security guard to try and give as much as he could to his four sons, when he was allegedly king hit from behind by a wealthy Sydney banker. Yesterday, Mr Taiba's eldest son Adam, 17, was chosen as vice-captain at his high school at Mt Annan, in Sydney's south-west, but he can't tell his dad. Mr Taiba remains unconscious in an induced coma with part of his skull missing to relieve the bleeding he suffered when he was allegedly assaulted outside Bar 333 on George St, about 10pm on Friday. "All Adam wants to do is tell his dad this huge news in his life, but he can't," Mr Taiba's sister Tess said. Bouncer Fady (Freddie) Taiba / Picture: Facebook. Mr Taiba, who works a day job as a first-aid instructor and nights as a security guard, and his wife Danielle, live for their children, Tess said. On Sunday night, their 13-year-old son Noah performed live on X-Factor, as a backup dancer for Jai Waetford, but Mr Taiba missed that special moment in his son's life. He had planned to be in Adelaide on Monday to watch Adam compete in the national swimming championships, but that won't happen now either. Adam was too devatstated to go. This has just shattered the whole family. He does all this extra work to fund his kids' activities, because his kids are so talented," Tess said. He just adores those kids, and everything he does is for them. He doesn't care about himself, just his kids. Now he's missing out on all these special things," she said. Ambulance officers took around twenty minutes to stabilize and load Mr Taiba before transporting him to hospital. Picture:Gordon McComiskie Source: News Limited Bouncer Faidy Taiba is loaded into the ambulance before being rushed to hospital. While doctors have told the family Mr Taiba's condition is stable, they have no idea of his long-term injuries until they attempt to bring him out of the coma when his condition allows. "We sit and look at him in the hospital...we have no idea if he will ever recover, or ever be the same again," Tess said. Mr Taiba is affectionaltely known as "the gentle giant" at the Sydney hospitals he works at teaching first aid and CPR. A police detective questions James Longworth on Friday night. Police at the scene of the attack on Friday night.Picture:Gordon McComiskie Source: Supplied UBS banker James Ian Longworth, 32, was charged with causing grievous bodily harm with intent and assault occasioning actual bodily harm. He was granted bail on Monday when his family posted more than $500,000 surety. It is alleged Mr Taiba told Longworth and two other men that they were too intoxicated to enter the club. James Longworth leaves Central Local Court. Today, police will appeal for help in identifying the two men who were with Longworth when the alleged assault took place. There is no suggestion the two men were involved in any incident, but detectives would like to speak with the pair as part of their investigation. Longworth is due to reappear in court on November 5.