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a) Bazooka
b) Rocket
c) Hammer
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2) What boxer engaged in the most fights (25) at the once famous Hollywood Legion Stadium – in Los Angeles area 다운로드?
a) Archie Moore
b) Don Jordan
c) Art Aragon
d) Enrique Bolanos Continue reading RING TRIVIA for September 2010
By David Martinez / Boxing Historian
In the second installment of my six in a series, I will answer a
question that is most often asked of me, with regards to Muhammad
Ali Nanumgothic download. That question is which – when was Ali at the height of his career?
First of all, I must say that it has been a blessing to witness the
greatest heavyweight champion of this era fight throughout his career (1960-
1981) 다운로드. In my opinion, Ali was at his pinnacle from a stretch after the 1st
Floyd Patterson ( November 1965) to his final defense against Zora Folley
(March 1967) before he was stripped of the heavyweight title 다운로드.
During those years he defeated, in order: defeated Floyd Patterson,
George Chuvalo, Henry Cooper, Brian London, Karl Mildenberger,
Cleveland Williams, Ernie Terrell and Zora Folley with the Williams fight
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Boxing fans will never know just how great Ali could have been,
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speculate that those would have been his best years as a professional.
Continue reading Muhammad Ali / Part Two
1) After his retirement in 1935, former welterweight and middleweight champion Mickey “The Toy Bulldog” Walker was known for his excellent work as a 다운로드?
answer – Painting Artist
2) Who was the “only” man to officially on record knock-down Marvelous Marvin Hagler in his 67 bout professional career 다운로드?
answer – Juan Roldan
Continue reading RING TRIVIA “answers” for August 2010
Rusty Rubin is a veteran boxing writer
A number of stories of varying importance occurred the past few weeks 윈도우10 64비트 다운로드.
First, Manny Pacquiao agreed to fight Antonio Margarito in Texas in November. Allow me to add my name to those who disagree with Margarito ‘EVER’ being licensed again, anywhere, after being caught with the equivalent of cement in his mitts before his fight with Shane Mosley 다운로드. How do you spell ‘attempted murder?’ One thing for sure, this makes for a very interesting match.
Pacquiao shows a lot of class and courage by taking this match 리눅스 배포판. Margarito, at even strength has a big height, reach and weight advantage. It’s a tough fight for Pac Man.
Evander ‘The Mixed Deal’ Holyfield wants to continue fighting, this time against Sherman “Tank” Williams asf 동영상 다운로드. I don’t consider what Evander does fighting, but I guess it qualifies if you compare it to most of the heavyweights out there at the present time.
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Floyd Mayweather has shown some deep racial prejudice by insulting Manny Pacquiao a7x 다운로드. Maybe he realizes that it may just be the only way to beat him. He sure appears afraid to meet him in the ring. Still, racial prejudice should have gone out of sports 100 years ago 토지 피복 지도 다운로드. Manny wins this round, at least in the ‘class’ department. Although he has since apologized, Floyd should have shown more class. Continue reading In Rusty’s Corner
By David Martinez / Boxing Historian
This is the first of a six part series on my personal accounts of Muhammad Ali. I will display each part for viewing about every ten days nc exe download.
I will start this series #1, by saying that the best closed circuit fight that I ever attended was with my late father, Daniel J. Martinez and two of my best friends, Al Garcia and Hector Ybarra, at the Santa Barbara, California “historic” Granada Theater 보고보고 브라우저. On March 8, 1971, we saw the most eagerly anticipated championship fight that I have ever been involved with in my 48 years in boxing … Joe Frazier vs 카톡 대화 다운로드. Muhammad Ali.
I was so excited come fight time that I left my work early on that Monday afternoon just to be sure I was the first one in line to get tickets and the best seats: front row center balcony 다운로드. I got both to view the fight.
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Both fighters entered the ring unbeaten with both having legitimate claims to the heavyweight title.
The fight lived up to all of it’s hype, with Frazier punctuating his victory by landing a tremendous left hook which dropped Ali in 15th and final round 다운로드. Smokin’ Joe won a unanimous 15 round decision, giving Ali his first professional loss.
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FRIDAY – September 3, 2010
from: Chiang Mai, Thailand
Oleydong Sithsamerchai vs. Pornsawan Porpramook (WBC Strawweight Championship)
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from: Cologne, Germany
Felix Sturm vs 다운로드. Giovanni Lorenzo (WBA Middleweight Championship)
Continue reading FIGHT CALENDAR for September 2010
Rusty Rubin is a veteran boxing writer
With this lull in big-name boxing, I figured I’d take the opportunity to answer a few questions that have piled up in recent months 블러드c.
In my last column I listed and answered five questions that are often asked to me. There were a couple I saved for this week, but I really got stuck on one of them and figured this response requires the most thought 다운로드.
Even giving this much time to think it over, I can’t come up with a complete answer, so I will ask the readers to get back to me with theirs 다운로드. This is not a right or wrong answer, simply one that requires some differing points of view.
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Sounds easy, right? Well, where to you go after Pacquiao, Mayweather, Juan Manual Marquez, Shane Mosley, and perhaps the other Marquez kin?
Continue reading In Rusty’s Corner
By Jim Amato / Senior Boxing Writer
DREAM FIGHTS … you hear and read about them all the time 다운로드. How
would Ali have done against Dempsey, Louis or Marciano? How would Roy Jones Jr. have fared against Bobby Foster? Could Bernard Hopkins hold his own with Marvelous Marvin Hagler 다운로드?
Interesting scenarios and I’m sure we all have our opinions. We as
fans are entitled to these opinions. My how they differ. We will never know if Sugar Ray Robinson could have beat Sugar Ray Leonard or if Willie Pep could have outslicked Salvador Sanchez but damn it sure is fun to argue about it 다운로드. With that said I’d like to venture into who would have won if Alexis Arguello and Mexican legend Julio Cesar Chavez would have met at 130 or 135 pounds 이베스트투자증권 다운로드?
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a) Juan Roldan
b) John Magabi
c) Bobby Watts
d) Bennie Briscoe
Continue reading RING TRIVIA for August 2010
(Summer 2010 Edition)
Each quarter, I write to thank the many people that make this website possible; that single subject is always the main focus because as a captain of this ship, if I had no crew , I have NO way to sail 다운로드. So, I would like once again to mention the personnel that help make this website the success that it has become today.
In no particular order they are John Boitnott (Producer), Bob Quackenbush (Proof Reader and Photo Editing), Rusty Rubin (In Rusty’s Corner), Jim Amato (Senior Boxing Writer), Rick Farris (Free Lance Writer), Nancy Cole (Proof Reader), and Kathy Kraft (Proof Reader) 록맨9.
My t-shirt girls are Suzie, Jania, Maryuri, Xochitl, Natalie, Julie, Krista, Morgan, Adriana, Marteena, Nina, Adria, Beverly, Lexy, Athena, Briana, Christina, Linda, Gordy, Christine, and Kelly 다운로드.
My hat girls are Samantha, Suzie, Tanya, Maryuri, Evelin, Nina, Daniella, Caitlin, Christine, Stacy, and Jennifer.
Continue reading FROM THE DESK OF … David Martinez / Boxing Historian