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    fighter in the world. We want to give you some more information about this legendary boxer heres a little bit of his background story: Floyd was born in Grand Raoids, Michigan on 24 February 1977 in to a family of boxers (He started boxing because of his dad.) His full name is Floyd Joy Maywheather Jr. Nick name: Pretty boy It was common for the young mayweather to come home from school and find used herion needels in his front yard. His mother was addicted to drugs , and…

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    Manny Pacquiao, Duterte’s perfect match in drug war By Dung Phan Far away from the boxing ring in the United States where Manny Pacquiao had his first fight, to the stage in the Philippines where Duterte first delivered his inauguration speech, there was one unifying thread between sheer momentum: their popularity. Pacquiao, known as "the destroyer" or "Fist of Nation" embodied the country's struggles and triumphs, becoming the public face of the Philippines. Duterte, nicknamed as "the…

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    dancing engagement in France, he ran five miles every morning, and then danced for five hours each night. Robinson even stated that the training he did in his attempts to establish a career as a dancer were harder than any he undertook during his boxing career.[39] He won five fights in 1955, before losing a decision to Ralph 'Tiger' Jones. He bounced back, however, and defeated Rocky Castellani by a split decision, then challenged Bobo Olson for the world middleweight title. He won the…

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    villain in addition to glorifying Paret’s death. Syntactical elements used in this piece of writing varies from parallelism to rhetorical questions, in order to achieve the purpose of glorifying Benny Paret’s death yet still managing to narrate the boxing match prior to the event. To begin with, Mailer scatters telegraphic sentences throughout the essay. A telegraphic sentence is straight-forward, without any metaphorical devices that requires the reader to take several turns before arriving…

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    Mike Tyson Speech Analysis

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    Mike Tyson is well known throughout the United States as a professional boxer and according to the large majority’s opinion, an excellent boxer at that. However, in one iconic fight of his career, Tyson performed an action that was scrutinized and perceived as unacceptable by the public. Thus, Tyson came forward and spoke in a situation that could be interpreted as apologia rhetoric. Apologia is any form of rhetoric in which the rhetor attempts to repair their image. Although apologia sounds…

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    disease Central Idea: Parkinson’s disease progresses through 5 stages. Visual Aid: P/P Slide 2 (Holland, Moncivaiz) Introduction: What do Pope St. John Paul the Great, the Reverend Billy Graham, former U.S. Attorney General Janet Reno, and American boxing legend Muhammad Ali all have in common? The answer is Parkinson’s disease. I was interested in learning more about this disease because my grandmother has been dealing with it for a couple decades now and her symptoms have recently become much…

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    what is right and what he believed in, and he works so hard and dedicates his life to anything he truly desires and wants. Muhamad Ali is a three time world champion in the heavyweight division and he is the first and only to do so in the History of boxing. He first got his title which was taken from him for reasons I will get into. He got it back a few years after his suspension ended before he lost it to only get it back again. People think this is easy when they look at the results, they…

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    A boxer distinguishes himself as strong, fierce, and smart. They must exhibit these qualities in order to outlast their opponent and win the fight. Boxer, “an enormous beast, nearly eighteen hands high, and as strong as any two ordinary horses put together,” obtained an ironic name in George Orwell’s Animal Farm. Many animals respected Boxer, for they knew he put forth tremendous amounts of work. Despite his work ethic, Boxer lived by the motto “I will work harder” and continued to work hard…

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    with his bicycle getting stolen and he reported it to a police officer say he wanted to whoop whoever took his bike, the officer told him if he wanted to whoop somebody he had to learn how to first and the next day Muhammad showed up to the officers boxing classes and kept going from there. At this time in Muhammad’s he is 27 years old and this is where he is going to take a stand. AT 27 years old Muhammad ail was getting forced into war, but Muhammad refused to go into war due to his…

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    clothing line for their fans to wear that also gets updated to fit the needs of the consumers (UFC.com 2015). UFC's mission statement is "To help and promote the sport of MMA evolve into a major world sport". They are trying to make a statement that boxing no longer can deliver crowd-pleasing entertaining fights like it used to, they want to make sure that the UFC is and will be the best fighting company in the world. Aside from entertainment they also want to show sides of fighters that’s never…

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