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    and dreams. Granted I have two left feet and almost no athletic ability the universal theme of hope and optimism that these movies provide is relatable to any audience including myself. What sets this film apart from the typical “Rocky” boxing movie that‚ #1 it is a true story‚ and #2 the boxer has substance and is portrayed as a likeable family man fallen on hard times. This story occurred during the great depression when work was scarce and luxury was equivalent to having a piece of meat

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    have strengthened the bonds of families‚ friends‚ and even ethnic communities and groups in history. This boxing event has done exactly so. Many people from family and friends to even strangers gathered together to listen to this boxing match. The fact that being African-American at that time meant being in a whole different social class so they would be mistreated and under-privileged. This boxing match was an African-American man versus an American man. Supporting the underdog meant having pride in

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    Fight to Live‚Live to Fight The documentary Thai Boxing: A Fighting Chance highlights another dimension of muay thai- one that is not a mere PE or hobby‚ but rather an occupation‚ a human cockfight even. It is a profession many Thai kids see as an effective means to generate income in order for them to eke out a meager living. The sacrifices each of the featured fighters had to do (grueling trainings‚ camps away from their family‚ health risks) in their journey as muay thai fighters can

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    Then someone with color and someone with dash‚ brought fight fans are running’ with Cash.”(Clay) Cassius’ professional boxing career began October twenty ninth 1960 with a six round fight against Tunney Hunsaker‚ after Ali’s victory the two fighters remained life long friends. In the next three year Ali would achieve 19 wins and had earned himself the right to challenge

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    Socio-cultural The demographic trend is going to the younger generation. For the past years‚ Elorde Boxing Gym was only visited by people who earn money or adults but recently‚ the young genration is starting to dominate the Elorde Boxing Gym. The rise of Manny Pacquiao helped the gym attract more customers especially the young generation. The emergence of Filipino Boxing helped the Elorde Boxing gym attract customers. People especially the youth look up to Manny pacquiao‚ Nonito Donaire‚ Brian

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    Elliot’s interaction with the world of boxing is portrayed as chaotic. Daldry’s use of dizzying camera angles‚ ridiculous choreography‚ distracting piano playing in the background and aggressive yelling from the coach and Billy’s dad‚ convey Billy sense of pressure and confusion. The knock out marks his failure and the coach’s words‚ “You are a disgrace to this gym and to these boxing gloves” states the reality that Billy does not belong to his father’s world of boxing. With Mrs Wilkinson’s command to

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    writes that a sign is “something which stands to somebody for something in some respect or capacity. It addresses somebody‚ that is creates in the mind of that person an equivalent sign‚ or perhaps a more developed sign” (Silverman 14). Both Jessup’s boxing gloves in Winter’s Bone and Allie’s baseball mitt in Catcher in the Rye creates a concrete understanding of symbolic significance. However‚ it is essential to recognize more than the symbolic relevance while analyzing a text. The semiotics of each

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    interest. He wanted to become a boxer‚ much like Joe Louis whom he profoundly admired. At the age of 15 Hairston quit school and juggled through several odd jobs before deciding to start boxing as a living to help support his family. Each morning for about six months Hairston went to the Tremont Fighting Club‚ a boxing gym in the Bronx‚ with a written note stating “I want to fight.” Although his request was not taken into consideration at first due to his deafness‚ but later on the owners of the gym

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    is excited about boxing‚ but would like to reschedule going to boxing for another day. The youth does not have boxing shorts and gloves. WYP Ngo encouraged the youth to just try it out. WYP Ngo encouraged the youth to visit the site. WYP Ngo explained to the youth‚ the gym provide the boxing gloves and the youth can just throw on any shorts. The youth insisted on going to the gym next week. The youth discussed with WYP Ngo about materials for boxing. The youth would like a boxing shorts‚ a

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    butterfly‚ sting like a bee”‚ Muhammad Ali once said describing himself in the boxing ring. “Ali often thought of his ownself as “the greatest” and was not afraid to sing his own phrases. He was known for boasting about his skills before a fight and his colorful phrases” (biography.com). Muhammad Ali was very dominant during the 1960’s and throughout his entire life‚ because he had a bold personality and was passionate for boxing at a young age‚ he was an underdog and won the gold in the 1960 olympics

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