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    Manny Pacquiao Case Study

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    early March next year. Meanwhile, before the Pacquiao fight will happen, Khan and his camp are reportedly intending to schedule a match this fall. The Briton’s choice of opponents are Keith Thurman, Lamont Peterson, or Danny Garcia, according to Boxing News 24. “I’ve said I want to fight the big names. It could be Thurman, the Garcia rematch, Peterson rematch,” said Khan. “A lot of fighters say they’ll fight anyone, but when it comes down to it, they never want to sign the contract.” Daily…

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    Muhammad Ali Activist

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    Muhammad Ali gave speeches at universities stating that, “There is a difference between fighting in the ring and fighting in Vietnam.”(www.looktothestars.org.)In other words, Muhammad Ali believed that fighting in the ring in the recognized sport of boxing could not be compared to killing your fellow man on the battlefield.…

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    Earlier in the day on October 21, My very good lady friend Julia was having a party at her house in Warson Woods for her birthday. She’s a daughter of a successful doctor in Saint Louis. She was the typical preppy Villa girl all coiled up in Daddy’s money. She invited All of us SLUH boys in my group over to her party. We were all ready to blow off a tremendous amount of steam from our stressful of first quarter midterms. That week composed of sleepless nights, endless supply of Redbull, and…

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    simply was no combative activity in coastal waters. But that did not mean there was no fighting. In early 1918, in Coronado, California, two sailors squared off in the recreation center, which also served as the mess hall. They entered the makeshift boxing ring to determine which among them was the best boxer in the Pacific Fleet. This match bore no resemblance to the Las Vegas-hyped heavyweight galas common in the latter…

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    symbol to the American people. Joe Louis was born on May 13, 1914, Lafayetta, Alabama. Joe started spending time with a gang. His mom didn’t want him to get in any trouble she made him do violin lessons. Joe was introduced to the life of boxing because of his friend. He from then on used violin money to train at the Brewster Recreation Center and fought under the name Joe Louis so his mom wouldn’t find out ( Biography.com editors).…

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    Muhammad Ali Impossible

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    Muhammad Ali is insisting that ‘impossible’ is used as an excuse to avoid taking on new, seemingly difficult endeavors. In one part he says that ‘impossible’ is used by people who “find it easier to live in the world they’ve been given than to explore the power they have to change it.” This indicates that people use this word to do what they know they can in this world, and count everything they supposedly can’t as impossible. Ali says that they have the choice to validate more activities as…

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    fight it. Compassion was disappearing. I didn 't want what was happening to grow. But as I watched the bum squirm like an amoeba under a microscope, I felt a pinch in the back of my neck. Gloves appeared on his hands, boxing gloves. The back wall disappeared and turned into a boxing ring. And the bum was no longer a bum, but the bastard who beat me in my professional debut. “Go get him kid!” But it 's not Linus ' voice: it 's my fathers, from the side rope. My left jab hit him right in the…

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    Battle royal (1952) page 503 “And yet I am no freak of nature, nor history. I was in the cards, other things have been equal (or unequal) 85 years ago” (Ellison, 503). Pitted against other africans in a boxing ring, torn limb from limb the narrator recalls all that his deceased grandfather has told his father. He tries to stay discrete among the white man as to deceive them at any given moment. These forms of racial discrimination have been around for decades without recognition.…

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    Ancient Roman Arenas

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    Arenas bring together a vast diversity of people, all for a single purpose: to entertain. Arenas attract people of all different cultures, genders, and socioeconomic classes, as well as from various different walks of life. Arenas during the Roman era, as well as today, are gathering places where people of all different backgrounds go to partake in an event. However, modern day sports arenas serve a wider variety of purposes than Roman arenas, and, due to modern technologies, have various…

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    In the locker room are Dan and Jason. I say hello and continue on to my locker. More people come in and everyone starts talking about how bad their day was. It's almost a daily contest to see who can have bragging rights for having the worst day, perhaps they want sympathy or maybe they just like to complain a lot. I find it humorous that a bunch of guys who come in every day to train and beat on each other can complain so much, so I laugh at them and leave the locker room. I start…

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