Former WAFL player Russell Wynne now stable in hospital after Albany brawl that left him fighting for life

The former WAFL player who was allegedly hit by a machete then struck with a car in Albany has been moved out of the intensive care unit.

Russell Wynne, 24, was left fighting for his life after a brawl in Albany’s CBD in the early hours of July 18.

Paramedics were called to Stirling Terrace about 1.20am, where they found Mr Wynne with traumatic injuries.

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The Mt Barker man was taken to Albany Health Campus, then flown to Perth by the Royal Flying Doctor Service.

Today, a Royal Perth Hospital spokesman confirmed that Mr Wynne had been moved out of the ICU.

He is now in a stable condition.

Trymain Paul Maxton, 23, appeared in Stirling Gardens Magistrate’s Court today charged with the attempted murder of Mr Wynne.

The Lockyer man did not enter a plea to either of his charges — attempted murder and failing to stop and ensure assistance after an incident causing grievous bodily harm.

He was remanded in custody to re-appear in court on September 29.