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Monte Dariel's Amaetur Boxer
Monte Dariel was an amaetur boxer on his way to becoming a professional sporting a 20-3 record with 17 knockouts he trained in the basement of his house in his hometown of Ambronay France he was a good boxer but he had one problem he overexerted himself and quite often it would lead to knockout in the 1st and 2nd round but in 2 of his 3 losses where he fought the amaetur champ he was holding a lot which caused disqualifications due to this his trainer and friend of the family Marc Dubuisson talked him into trying out for the UFC based on the fact he showed a potentially solid clinch game Dubuisson told Dariel that UFC fights are generally shorter than boxing and that you can actually punch while holding Dubuisson thought he found a gem and

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