anyone from around Memphis heard about Herrington fighting Joe Frazier?
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This is getting hysterical, Sports Fan 123 asks questions like "How is boxing scored?", "Can Someone Explain To Me How Proffesional Boxing Works?", or "Is there a 'Regular Season' in boxing?". But he knows enough now to tell you this fight is "Awesome!" Later today he'll be giving a conference on Molecular Instability. Because it's "Awesome!" (ps Fan 123 there's only one "f" in Professional, maybe you should become a "fan" of Webster's Dictionary).
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A lot of people are saying Malignaggi might be able to outbox Cotto, but I just don't see him lasting a full twelve rounds with Cotto and I'm pretty sure the feather-fisted Malignaggi isn't going to score a knockout. My husband's predicting a first round KO for Cotto, but I think it may take a little longer than that for Cotto to catch Malignaggi.
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You are forgetting about Louisville, the Kentucky Derby, Bluegrass music, the Cumberland Pass, and Daniel Boone.  Plenty of history there.  \n\nAnd BTW, is Louisville University any worse than UT?  And who is the perennial top 5 in Basketball?  I'll give you two hints: They dress either in cardinal red or in wildcat blue.  And what is the best known bat in the major leagues?  Is it not the Louisville Slugger?\n\nMy sister used to live in Memphis.  Nobody more racist in the whole Mississippi Valley than the people of Memphis.  Stuck up so that their noses looked as if they were perpetually bleeding.  If your skin is not lily white and you can relate three or four generations back to plantation owners Mama Belle and Uncle Jim Bob, you are not blue-blooded enough tobe their friend.  I drove TN from Chattanooga to Memphis.  Beautifu, indeed.  But I don't think I would ever EVER live there.  I happen to be a double or triple minority and thelastthing I need is for some man dressed in a bedsheet to come knocking on my door just because my last name is not Johnson, Jones, Claggett, Richards or similar.  \n\nKentucky may not be the best, but neither is Tennessee.  If I had a choice I'd rather stay put than attempt to live in either.
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By Kevin Osborne, Post staff reporter\n\n\n\nFollowing through on a warning issued a month ago, Mayor Charlie Luken imposed sanctions against a local activist Wednesday and prevented him from speaking at Cincinnati City Council's regular meeting.\n\nThe activist, Lincoln Heights resident Kabaka Oba, routinely uses ethnic and racial slurs in his remarks during City Council's public comment period that are inappropriate, Luken said. Among the remarks are Oba's repeated use of the phrases, ''Jew-nited Snakes of America'' and ''white devils.''\n\n''I have warned him a half-dozen times. I have no choice,'' the mayor said. ''I have to retain some control over these meetings and this is unacceptable behavior. ''\n\nLuken sent a memorandum to City Council members Monday, informing them that he planned to prohibit Oba from speaking at this week's meeting, unless someone objected. No one did.\n\nMaybe thats why he's dead.
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You can check it all out at their official website: http://www.memphisinmay.org/
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Too late. Its happening this saturday night at McDonalds in Bucket, Ohio. Its on the undercard of the John Smith vs John Jones lingerie pillow fight main event.
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Anthony Mundine has defeated Danny Green in a unanimous points decision in their super middleweight boxing bout at Aussie Stadium.\nsorry to be the bearer of bad news\nHope that helps\n~Harley~
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Looking forward to the showdown with my Mets.  Two real powerhouses.\n\nI have a friend from Minnisota who always says that Ortiz is the least clutch hitter in Twins history, and never got a big hit for them.  He's really bitter about it.
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King Booker?? I wasn't aware that he was now a boxer, thought he was a wrestler in sports "entertainment'. But, my answer as to who beats him for the, heavyweight top of the heep, I'd have to say without question Ricky Steamboat. (glances over to make sure I'm still in the "boxing" forum, yep that's what it says)
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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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I think he will do well as long as he stays at Light-Welter i think his last outing against Collazo has given everybody enough evidence already that he isn't gonna rule the Welterweight division. I hope he goes after Castillo after Urango and then the other Belt holders at Light-Welter then maybe America will sit up and take notice.\nThe answer to your other question is a definite yes but only at Light-Welter and Mayweather is never gonna drop back down so we unfortunately will never see this fight.\nI would just like to ask Oya, when he noticed Hatton being vulnerable to these shots, Ive been watching him for ten years and haven't really seen him in trouble apart from against 2 southpaws (Collazo and Macgee) who never threw a straight right to trouble him as i remember ????????? And how is his chin questionable he has been knocked down once in his career and he got up and won the fight ???????????? And Mayweather will have to start throwing Punch's instead of running away if he is going to knock anybody out ever again.??????????? and for anybody significant, He fought Kostya Tszyu in a fight which he wasn't supposed to win according to the bookies, watch what Kostya done to Sharmba Mitchell and Zab (chicken dance) Judah if you think he weren't significant.
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There's one minute to go the last round..who doyou want to win ..I want Winkie..Ok the champion is not decided yet..oh winky ..it's a draw..they're in memphis..so they are working on it..still waiting..taylor's eye is swollen..here goes..fight declared a draw..
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I don't think so. I'll be at the Wright/Lacy fight card in my hometown of Tampa. So I'll be missing out on Cotto vs. Quintana card. I'll catch it on Sunday. I got a buddy who'll tape it and I'll see it then. I don't think they are cutting each others throat. The fights aren't on PPV, they've already collected the money from the cable subscribers.\nMakes me think of my days as a kid/young man when you could turn on ABC (Wide World of Sports) and see those same type quality fights for free. Do any of you remember (I was 13) when ABC broadcast  Hagler/Antuofermo I, Galindez/Johnson, and Leonard/Benitez all in the same day! Now that's nice! About 6 hours of top notch FREE boxing coverage. All title fights and all of then top flight/champion boxers. You'd pay $200 these days to see that type of quality on PPV all on the same night/day.\n\nAmen Pancho on your comment to me!
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well good place is probably goto a friend or family who watches boxing or something. Or you could come to by house and watch the fight cause bernard is going to beat tarver
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http://local.yahoo.com/results?fr=dd-local-more&stx=boxing+centres&csz=Birmingham%2C+AL
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I haven't gotten to see Dmitriy fight yet, but I've heard a lot about him. He's a young boxing prospect, born in the Ukraine and now living in Brooklyn. He's also an Orthodox Jew, so he can't fight on the Sabbath. That's one of the reasons he hasn't gotten an opening bout on any of the pay-per-view cards. Salita's still relatively untested, though, and he did nearly lose his last fight against Ramon Montano. He was knocked down twice in the first round, but it officially ended as a draw after eight rounds. Here's a link to his official site for more info: http://www.dsalita.com/
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Sorry, it's a bit late, but I couldn't find a place that shows it anyway. There's a list of clubs (mostly California) that show fights on the PrimerRound website.