One man died after a 19-meter sportfisher vessel collided with 100-meter superyacht Attessa IV, near U.S.-Mexico border. "Loud. Something hit the boat hard. Like Bang! The whole right side of the deck was gone. The rail, everything. It looked like wow. Somebody just cut it off." - one of the survivors said.

There were 27 passengers on the Prowler. This is not the first incident to occur on Attessa IV in recent years. In 2013, photographs surfaced of a helicopter that (due to high winds in the Mediterranean) had flipped over on the deck of the superyacht.

Some of the passengers of the sportfisher were transferred to Attessa IV, as all damage she got were scratches on the hull.

At 100 meters in length Attessa IV became Dennis Washington's latest flagship and the 9th yacht to be owned by the American billionaire. Washington became acquainted with boating relatively late, he stepped on a boat for the very first time in 1979, when he was 45 years old. Washington's most ambitious project however began just under two years later after Attessa III's launch. Having become aware that Taiwanese shipping billionaire, Chang Yung Fa was looking to sell his 91-meter Evergreen, Washington flew out to Taiwan to inspect the hull in 2007.

"Chairman Chang built the boat like a warship, but it was not attractive structurally. I thought it would be a great project." he told Forbes. The American billionaire bought the yacht and sailed it to his Vancouver facility for a refit. The refit process involved a new superstructure shape, interior layout, helipad and tender garage, which resulted in a completely new vessel. Lengthened by almost 10 meters, Attessa IV became the 24th largest in the world at the time of her relaunch in 2010. Amongst her standout features are a spa on the lower deck, a private cinema, a helipad and a multi-purpose room on the yacht's sundeck with a Chihuly chandelier under a glass dome.