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    middle-weight by Transnational Boxing Ranking Board (TBRB). Miguel is also known as Junito. Early Life: Miguel Cotto aka Junito was born on 29th October 1980‚ in Providence‚ Rhode Island‚ U.S. The family went to Puerto Rico before he turned two years old. Miguel Cotto belongs to the family of boxing background. His late father‚ Miguel Cotto Sr.‚ his brother Jose Miguel Cotto and cousin Abner Cotto are all associated with boxing. His uncle Evangelista Cotto was a former boxing trainer. Therefore‚ Miguel

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    could participate. The games were held every four years. In honor of the god Zeus a statue was built out of gold and ivory by a Greek sculptor. In the games 100 oxen were sacrificed and many athletes would make sacrifices themselves. In the games boxing was a brutal sport it included punching‚ throwing and hitting and opponent‚ But the aim of the event was to throw the opponent to the ground three times‚ on his hip‚ back or shoulder. The opponent could not bite or hold him in the genital area. There

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    the story were to be summarized in one word‚ that one word would be perseverance. Not only did Bozella strive to persevere in winning his freedom‚ but also at getting his shot at a dream that he had wished for for many years: to be in a professional boxing match. Despite the fact that he was in jail‚ Bozella still persevered. He earned his Bachelor’s degree‚ Master’s degree‚ and 52 certificates. He did not let jail get in the way of being who he wanted to be; a great man. After jail‚ Bozella strived

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    award-winning novel‚ The Power of One. Peekay describes his life form being a small five-year old boy to a teenager. Along the way‚ he meets many mentors and friends‚ such as Hoppie Groenewald‚ a champion boxer‚ “Doc”‚ a retired professor‚ and Geel Piet‚ a boxing coach. With the help of his mentors and friends‚ Peekay evolves from being an unsure little boy into a mature young man – living life without camouflage‚ with the ability to overcome adversity and strong faith in the power of one. In Book One‚ Peekay

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    fight. There is no way to argue that one finds it demoralizing to those who watch since if you feel that way you could just leave. Cruel is defined as “used to describe people who hurt others and do not feel sorry about it”‚ this is not true in boxing. The two fighters after the fight will check on each other as a sign of respect. This is something that is not seen in other sports‚ in other sports competitors will go in opposite directions and sometimes even resent each other after the fight

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    y don’t we cry out for a ban on these contact sports? Different sports pose different risks. The movie‚ When We Were Kings‚ is a documentary of the Ali-Forman bout that took place in 1974. The film is a testimonial to the artistry of the boxer. Boxing is a test of the physical‚ mental‚ and spiritual will of the opponents. It tests the strength of the individual. We must not be dissuaded by cowardly or accidental incidents that occur in the ring. We cannot ban this powerful form of art. Rather

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    years. One of the reasons I think Muhammad Ali was one of the greatest is because he changed the way of boxing. Another reason he is influential is because he stood up for the civil rights movement my last reason is because he refused to fight black people in war. My first reason that I think Muhammad Ali is the most influential person in the last hundred years is because he changed the way of boxing. He was the youngest boxer‚ at the age of 22‚ to box in the heavyweight championship. He inspires people

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    Cassius began boxing at age 12. One of the people he looked up to most was Joe Martin‚ a police officer. Cassius met Joe after one day his bike had been stolen and he wanted to report it. Martin told him that he better learn how to fight if he wanted his bike back. Clay began training with Martin at the Columbia gym six days a week. In 1996‚ Cassius stated his first reactions to Columbia gym‚ he said: I ran downstairs‚ crying‚ but the sights and sounds and the smell of the boxing gym excited me

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    dedication to the sport has remained undefeated‚ has experienced impressive earnings due to his success‚ and his envisions of retiring as an undefeated legend is quite promising. Floyd Mayweather Jr. was born into a family of boxers and he started boxing when he was seven years old. His first trainer‚ his father was likely training him even before that. Mayweather Jr. credits his legendary defensive

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    People say Muhammad Ali is the best American boxer ever. Born on January 17‚ 1942 in Louisville‚Kentucky into an average family‚ Ali achieved success by going to the olympics‚ and he was a professional boxer. “Float like a butterfly sting like a bee” (Muhammad Ali biography) is what he said after defeating Sonny Liston in his first fight. When he said “float like a butterfly”(Muhammad Ali biography)‚ he meant that nobody could touch him. When he said sting like a bee‚ he meant that he can could

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