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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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    Think back to when you were five years old. Were you sent to a boarding school with kids a couple years older than you? Were you persecuted and bullied for being a “redneck” or for just being who you were? Chances are‚ the answer to these questions should be “no”. However‚ a small little boy growing up in Africa during the mid-1990s can probably describe every single tortuous day that he went through in this situation. His name is Peekay‚ and he is the narrator in Bryce Courtenay’s award-winning novel

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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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    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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    Muhammad Ali is one of the most famous boxers of all time. His conversion to Islam and draft evasion conviction surrounded him with controversy and even exile from boxing for three years. Despite the hiatus‚ his quick reflexes and strong punches helped Muhammad Ali become the first person in history to win the heavyweight champion title three times. At the lighting ceremony at the 1996 Olympics‚ Muhammad Ali showed the world his strength and determination in dealing with the debilitating effects

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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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    the second‚ middle scene is much abbreviated. These three scenes‚ the ring‚ the theatre sign‚ and present day LaMotta‚ help suggest the three act structure of the film’s overall narrative; LaMotta’s early boxing career and life‚ his post-championship boxing career and life‚ and his post boxing life. Between the first and second scene‚ a black placard reads “New York City 1964.” This non-diegetic device is used to tell the “where” and “when” for the following scene. This device is used again in the

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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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