boxer was bait for pitbull fight in dc?
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Dog fights are illegal in the US, you should call the police
555182
A real street fight would be completely unlike anything those two had ever trained for.  Eye gouging, fishhooking...  It would get ugly, fast, and there's no way to tell who would win.  If I had to bet, I'd put my money on Gracie if it all came down to it because I think he has the stomach to go for the eyes first.
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It was Wladimir Klitschko. He fought Chris Byrd, who was the IBF heavyweight champion. Byrd's a skilled fighter who has been in The Ring magazine's top ten for about five years now. He had only two previous losses which, one of which was also against Wladimir Klitschko in 2000, though that time by decision.\n\nWladimir does have power, but his chin has been questioned. In his previous fight, he fought and beat Samuel Peter - a strong heavyweight without much skill. This time he fought Chris Byrd - a very skilled fighter without much power. He definitely has to find a guy next time who has both skill and power and dominate him also in order to really regain the fans' confidence.
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hmmmm....I'm pretty sure he did.  If I remember correctly he was lookin' for a 'base' to steal-not a soul as orginally suggested.  *shrugs* or it could have been he was fiddlin' around to find the 'bats' that fled from hell.
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i hope so.....especially in the heavyweight division. It needs someone unafraid of politics and whos not money hungry......just hungry. i, too, would like to see some white boxers to identify with, but hey...people are people. Each and every person who steps into that ring deserves a certain amount of respect, and if you can identify with any boxer, no matter the color, you can identify with each...at least a little.\n\nremember...there are some good white boxers still. just look back a few years and you'll see mickey ward and the likes...
1005520
In the early days of professional fist fighting, groups of fighters would travel from town to town challenging the local men. The fighters would arrange a few of the spectators in a circle and have them hold a ring of rope. Any man wishing to challenge one of the boxers would "toss his hat into the ring." The bout would then take place in this early boxing "ring."
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Although it doesn't seem fair, I believe it was absolutely necessary to do so. Letting him keep his title would have sent the message that people were allowed to break the law and didn't really have to do what was asked of them when drafted.\n\nIt is common for boxers from other countries to not be allowed to have title fights since they can't come to the US to fight. They are denied visas if they have any kind of criminal offense on their records.
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it amazes me that after morales was demolished in the 2nd bout that people thought he had a chance in this rubber match...remember, pacman is the only boxer in morales' storied career that put him in the canvas in their second bout...it is only appropriate that he was put away in this manner if only because he made unnecessary barbed comments towards pacquiao and roche and had the gall to think he had a ghost of a chance...in the end i suppose it was wishful thinking for those folks that things would turn out well for "el terrible" and i just hope pacman didnt make a mistake in not fighting barrera first for the titles...if i were barrera i would find a way to avoid the pacman after seeing this devastating display of power by the pacman (and its all the more amazing after it was disclosed after the fight that the pacman was suffering from a fever and tonsillitis when he stepped on the ring). Pacman is a much more seasoned fighter since his knockout of barrera a couple of years back....there is no reason to believe he will not suffer the same fate in a rematch...if those who thought morales had a chance arent convinced of pacman's greatness and superiority over all in the division, they never will be until all are swept away...next stop barrera, then marquez then manny will move up to further increase his now legendary status.......
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Yes, Teddy Atlas is the guy you're looking for. He wasn't a boxer himself very long due to a spinal injury, but he ended up working with Cus D'Amato and helping train Mike Tyson. The ESPN website has a brief bio on Atlas.
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Don't hold me to this because I'm relying on a shakey memory. I know he was a 3 time Golden Gloves Champion record 30wins-2losses I think. His current record is 79W-5L-2D-38ko. I also think he was arrested for theft recentley.
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Did you see him on Celebrity Boxing a couple years back? He boxed Danny Bonaduce. Wow, talk about using the word celebrity loosely!! He's touring the country doing stand-up comedy now. Good for him. But you know that no one calls him Dustin Diamond...everywhere he will always be known as Screech, and that's sad. Hehe! Now that I think of it, I must edit myself and mention how sad it is that I know his name!!
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i attach a report for saddoboxing.com, which I recommend as a good boxing web site. \n \n\nTimothy “Desert Storm” Bradley successfully defended his youth title against Eli Addison. Both men fought admirably with Mr. Bradley delivered punishing blows to the body throughout the contest. He was charging Addison from the second the first bell rang until the final bell sounded ending the contest. Addison came to fight as well. He would jab and move but too frequently got caught on the ropes where he was punished relentlessly. \n\nIn the second round there was an apparent clash of heads and Addison awkwardly slipped to the canvas. When he was back on his feet, it was apparent that Bradley was hurt badly. Addison worked Bradley over for the majority of the round. Bradley suffered a mild cut and swelling under his right eye during this onslaught. There is a saying about “payback” that I do not want to quote right now, but as Eli Addison can attest, it is very true. When Bradley regained his bearings near the end of the round, he resumed the punishing attack that he had started earlier.\n\nHe continued the attack, pounding Addison from ringpost to ringpost. There were several times this reporter felt that Addison was going to be knocked onto the ring apron. As the fight progressed, the body punches took their toll on Eli. He couldn’t move as well and his punching power had weakened sufficiently so that Bradley worked the body pretty much at will.\n\nThis was a very impressive outing for “Desert Storm”. Timothy Bradley, of Coachella, CA, appeared to be ready to fight more rounds if necessary after his unanimous decision victory and stays perfect at 12-0 (6) while Eli Addison, of Winston Salem, NC, suffers his first loss
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As Brent has said Ricky is fighting Juan Urango in his next fight in Atlanta in early January.\nTalking about who i would like to see him fight next would be different obviously as i think this is just a nothing fight in January, Hatton has proved that he isnt ready for the Welterweight division yet so i dont think any of the fighters you have mentioned will end up fighting him. The match i am hoping will get made and it looks like it is quite possible is Hatton Vs Castillo at Light-Welter, i think this would be an absolute war.\nThe fight i would really love to see though it will probably never happen is Hatton Vs Mayweather at Light-Welter, but this will never happen because Floyd dont take fights against dangerous fighters like Hatton, Cotto or Margarito, he will keep handpicking his opponents i.e Judah, Gatti, Baldomir all of whom can be classed as close to the end of their careers.
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Quit being stupid. Rush would talk Tyson into a stupor that he would never come out of and the fight would be over.
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Tyson-Douglas without a doubt!! I was so sure Tyson would KO him in a round or two that i didn't even watch the fight live. I was getting ready to go out with some friends and was had just gotten out of the shower when my upstairs neighbor came racing down and was knocking frantically on my door, i quickly got dressed and answered the door and she came racing in and started screaming "Tyson got knocked out!" and i was in total shock! I thought she was playing at first so i went up to her apartment where she had been watching the fight with her son and her parents and they were showing the replay of the knockout and i just stood there in total disbelief. Luckily, her father had taped the fight and i canceled my plans to go out and her father and i watched the whole fight again. Other fights that shocked me are, Tarver-Jones 2, Terry Norris-John Mugabi, and John Tate-Mike Weaver just to name a few.
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You'd get a bantam-weight boxer.
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There must have been a lot of requests for it.\n\nSoooo.....following along the Yahoo Train-O-Thought.....if we have bullfighting, shouldn't we have cockfighting as well?\n\nAnd maybe some gladiatorial combat, too?\n\nYou know, i could go for some good old throwing rocks at hornets' nests right now. Anyone with me? You listening, Yahoo?