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    Early in the 20th century, boxing, baseball, and horseracing were the three of the most popular sports in America. They offered great experiences for a low cost. However, they were a reflection of how society and life was during this era from 1900 to 1930s. America was dealing with racial tensions and relations, economic struggles, conflict with labor and capital, and corruption in the sports and trying to clean it up. The issues of America were grand and these three sports brought it life in a…

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    “Champion of the World” by Maya Angelou,this excerpt chronicles how a boxer named Joe Louis captivated the world by being one of the first black boxer to be heavyweight champion of the world. In the late 1930 when segregation and inequality for African Americans was so prominent, something like that captivated the world and boosted the spirits of African Americans who were being depressed and were treated horribly by whites. This story lets you see inside a store of African Americans who are…

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    He was convicted for draft evasion on June 22. He was sentenced for five years, and he had to pay a ten thousand dollars. He refused to induct into the armed forces. He said that he didn’t have any quarrel with the Vietcong. He was also banned from boxing for three years. He’s very judgemental and hard on himself if he doesn’t succeed in everything he does. When he won a gold medal he would throw it in the Ohio River because of the discrimination in his hometown. His real name was Marcellus Clay…

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    Amigo Brothers Have you ever heard of boxing? Well boxing is a type of sport where you go against other boxers and fight very intensely, the person that knocks out the other person first wins. Antonio and Felix both want to be championship boxers, but they each have a different boxing style. There are a lot of similarities between the two of them. Before the day Antonio and Felix had to fight against each other, they each slept, ate, dreamed, and rapped positve. They both worked out together…

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    With 73 wins, some would call him a reliable source because of his boxing experience and credentials. But from the beginning, he stated very bias opinions on how he felt about the fight. In multiple interviews before/after the fight, Chuvalo said he wanted liston to win. If Liston was to win he would go on to fight Chuvalo…

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    Ali) a man known by many as the best boxer of all time. Muhammad was savage athlete who was ready to fight anybody at anytime. The man wasn't scared of anything. He had won this reputation by winning multiple fights in his boxing career. Ali was crowned the heavyweight boxing champion of the world by knocking out his opponent in the first round. He is a legend in the world of sports and a sports icon. Ali was also known for his inspirational quotes like “Float like a butterfly, sting like a…

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    In life, people sometimes find themselves on their own; it is them against the world. In these situations people often feel like they can not turn to anyone for help. This is when they need to have self- confidence and be able to make the right choice that will be most beneficial for them. The extraordinary biography, Muhammad Ali: His Life and Times, by Thomas Hauser, is a biography that cuts right into the center of the life of not only the greatest boxer to live, but also one of the most…

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    As one of the quickest developing games in North America, blended combative technique (MMA) are rehearsed by men, ladies, and kids alike. Lamentably, non-specialists rush to depict the game as brutal and uncouth while contrasting it with so much tragedies as cockfighting or puppy battling. To state nothing of the absence of regard these correlations mean for the profoundly committed and prepared competitors that practice blended combative technique, these portrayals likewise disregard the many…

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    ComparisonContrast EssayIn the short story "Amigo Brothers" by Piri Thomas two boys, Antonio andFelix, are forced to fight for the golden gloves that they both want. Bothboys are best friends and train together almost every day. Only one can winthe golden gloves and advance to become a bigger boxer. The fight mightharm their friendship but in the end they both are still friends despitethe fight. Both Antonia and Felix have many interesting differences andsimilarities. Antonio Cruz and Felix…

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    “People used to say that boxing is for men and not for women, and I thought I will show them some day. I promised myself, and I proved myself” (Kom ). Mary Kom is an Olympian Boxer that is a five-time World Amateur Boxing champion and the only woman boxer to win a medal in all six world championships. Now that women are able to play male dominant sports and succeed, they should be allowed to play on the same team as male athletes. Therefore, female athletes should be able to play any sport they…

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