What is the name of Mohammed Ali's daughter that is boxing and how old is she?
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Laila Ali...she's 28.
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Greatest boxing heavyweight champ ever...Mohd Ali also known as Cassius Clay. Three times world heavyweight champion.
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george chavalo are u serious...lol!! it was jimmy ellis who ali beat in a split decision and larry holmes who beat the s*** out of ali in 1978. It must be noted that ali was well past his prime and he shouldve retired after the thrilla in manilla. ali also lost to trevor berbick in 2 rounds. none of these people could even touch ali in his real prime....before he lost those three years in exile. ali wouldve destroyed them all
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Ali for sure. He was a more technical fighter. hes waste rocky. Im seeing three of em' mick! Hit the one in the middle Rock!
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This is really hard because Ali was more of a finesse fighter and Tyson more of a power fighter.  If the fight lasted more then 3 rounds I think the odds shift to Ali’s corner. Not that Ali can’t take a punch or can’t dish it out, it’s just I never saw anyone with as much power as Tyson.
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It looks like this is the guy you wanted: Jawaid Khaliq (23-1-1, 13 KOs). He won the IBO Welterweight title in 2001 with a decision victory over Willy Wise.\nhttp://www.boxrec.com/record009303.html
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Look on the internet under boxing
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<>Maybe this site will help:\nhttp://www.bigboxingweb.com/boxing_schools/2.htm
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Wie. She is only 16. Not only is she competing against women but also against men.
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is there any other filipino boxer?\nPACMAN RULES
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The answer seems to be nine or ten. Please see below the brief commentary of the fight. \n\nAugust 6, 1966 in London:  Ali fought England's Brian London who \nhad a 35-12 record.  Ali toyed with the very slow challenger for \nthe first two rounds.   Midway in the third round, Ali with a \nseries of eight or nine punches in succession, forced his \nopponent into a corner.  He then landed a hard left-right \ncombination to the head that caused Brian to sink to the canvas \nand be counted out.   After the fight Ali announced he would \nfight one opponent a month until he was called into military \nservice.
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Yeah he's got a daughter that was born Oct. 5, 2005....Not sure of her name though...
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Amir Khan was born on the 8th December 1986, which means he is currently 19 and 20 at his next birthday this December.
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Yeah he is only 29.  He can have a great life after boxing.  Can you imagine being 29 and financially able to comfortably support a family for the rest of your life.  He has so much to lose and so little to gain by continuing.  He already has a fantastic boxing legacy.  Hang it up
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Not really. If you ask anyone, she might be remembered from Fox's Celebrity Boxing but not as a real boxer. She won only half of her fights (against unexperienced boxers), and it seems she quit to return to skating. I could beat her. :D
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Former IBF junior middleweight champion Kassim Ouma has declared war on the 154-pound weight class in 2006, vowing to not only reclaim his crown but to clear out the division.  He takes the first step of that journey on Friday, January 27th, when he squares off against Francisco Antonio Mora in a 12 round NABO title bout at the Desert Diamond Casino in Tucson, Arizona.\n\nOuma-Mora, which headlines an outstanding night of fistic action presented by Golden Boy Promotions in association with Peltz Boxing Promotions, will be aired live on ESPN2’s Friday Night Fights beginning at 7:30pm ET.\n\nDoors open at 5:00pm, and the first bell rings at 5:30pm.\n\nIn the co-feature, rising star Vicente Escobedo looks to keep his unbeaten record intact when he faces Johnny Nolasco in an eight round junior lightweight contest.\n\nAlso in action will be Escobedo’s 2004 US Olympic teammate Rock Allen, middleweight banger David Lopez, and the winner of The Next Great Champ reality show, light heavyweight prospect Otis Griffin.\n\nKassim Ouma (22-2-1, 14 KOs) is considered by most observers to be one of the top young fighters in the world today.  An exciting two-fisted puncher with a warrior’s will, the 27-year-old native of Kampala, Uganda is well on his way to recapturing the form that saw him win the IBF junior middleweight crown in 2004.  After an upset loss of his title to Roman Karmazin in 2005, ‘The Dream’ bounced back less than three months later with an emphatic fourth round TKO of veteran Alfredo Cuevas.  \n\nRugged Argentinean contender Francisco Antonio Mora (50-9, 34 KOs) is a ten year veteran of the ring with his sights on a world title.  The winner of many regional championships over the course of his career, the 31-year-old Mora added the WBO Latino crown to his trophy case last August with a third round stoppage of Alexander Pacheco Quiroz, and is currently on a ten fight winning streak dating back to 2003.\n\n2004 United States Olympian Vicente Escobedo (8-0, 8 KOs) has taken the boxing world by storm with his hard-hitting style and quiet charisma.  In Arizona’s own Johnny Nolasco (15-4-4, 6 KOs), Escobedo will take on his toughest test to date, a fellow prospect who gave unbeaten Jason Litzau the toughest fight of his career before losing a controversial split decision in 2005.\n\nA supremely talented young fighter with a work ethic to match, junior welterweight Rock Allen (4-0, 4 KOs) has dispatched all of his pro opponents thus far with little difficulty.  Looking to halt the rise of the 2004 US Olympian will be Marina Del Rey’s Alex Ariza (3-5, 3 KOs), a tough fighter with a never say die attitude within the ropes.\n\nIBA Americas middleweight champion David Lopez (24-13, 14 KOs) is one of the favorites among fans at the Desert Diamond Casino, where he has fought his last five bouts.  Chicago’s Shay Mobley (12-5-1, 5 KOs) is looking to play the role of spoiler on January 27th in the ten round middleweight contest.\n\nThe winner of the reality show The Next Great Champ, Otis Griffin (10-1-2, 4 KOs) is looking to make his move in the light heavyweight division in 2006, and after a busy schedule of eight fights in 2005, the Sacramento resident is primed and ready for another exciting year.  Griffin’s opponent will be named shortly.\n\nOpening up the show will be Phoenix super featherweight Juan Garcia (6-0, 2 KOs), who will face a to be determined opponent in a four round bout.\n\nTickets are $25.00, $50.00, $60.00, $75.00 and $100.00 in advance and $30.00, $55.00, $65.00, $80.00 and $105.00 Day of show. Tickets are on sale now at the Desert Diamond Casino Box Office at either casino location, by calling (520) 321-1000, or online at TicketMaster.com\n\nFor more information on Golden Boy Promotions, please visit www.goldenboypromotions.com
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Mohammed Ali with his agility, speed and stamina