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    There are many people who believe boxing is a noble sport. However, equally as many deem it as a glorification of human savagery. Two people consistently bludgeoning one another fits the critique, but that critique is incomplete. Everlast released a commercial with a powerful and well-executed message. The video begins with a boy–who possesses a passion for boxing–running through a poor South African neighborhood. It then transitions to a gym where he trains under a rigorous routine. After a…

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    Muhammad Ali was one of the most influential person in the Civil Rights Movement. He was very successful in most of what he did, including boxing. He took a stand in a lot of ways, but they were all on purpose. He did this because, as an African-American, white people were very rude to black people, only because of their color. Muhammad Ali was born in Louisville, Kentucky on January 17, 1942 with the name Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr. His parents were Odessa Grady Clay, his mother, and Cassius…

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    Swarmer Research Paper

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    Styles make the fights that is what boxing promoters always say when they choose two fighters to encounter each other in the ring. A boxer's repertoire, speed, ferociousness, capability to yield a punch, and persona determines the style. Boxing styles are more instinct than a learned feature. Once someone boxes more and more they will find themselves suiting into one of the four styles swarmer, slugger, boxer, and a boxer-puncher. First, the swarmer is a relentless aggressor with a strong chin…

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    discovered his unique talent for boxing. His bike was stolen, and he told the officer, I want to beat up the thief. Joe Martin, the officer, told him “well…

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    I'll start by saying Paulie Malignaggi opened his mouth on purpose. I'm sure he never thought he'd have a chance to be a part of such a big boxing event. When you box your entire life and "some guy" comes along, has the spotlight, has everything you wanted, but didn't receive, that jealousy can run ramped. After all we're only human. Pauli has always been one to create controversy. I could point to a number of times in his career he's said wild things or been in the center of drama. Let's take a…

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    world of boxing. Known for his lightning fast footwork and trash ending his career with a record of 53 wins, 5 loses, 37 of his wins by knockout he has been recognized to be the greatest boxer of all time. Even winning a gold medal in the 1960 Olympic games in the light heavyweight division. Ali proves that he is one of the all time American Intellectual because his time as a Civil Rights Activist, Champion Boxer, and an Olympic Gold medalist…

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    The great boxing legend Muhammad Ali once said was “Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee.” Muhammad Ali was one of the best boxers there were because when he was 18 or 19 he joined the Olympic team and then winning a Gold medal by defeating the three time European champion Zbigniew Pietrzykowski. Muhammed Ali was legendary to boxing because of who he was, his accomplishments in boxing, and what he accomplished outside of boxing. Their was a well known boxer named Muhammad Ali, who was known…

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    but the most surprising one of them all was that they get paid to do that. I asked my dad if there was any way for him to teach me how to box because he told me that he had so much experience in boxing that his cousin and him took boxing lessons together. So instead of telling him to sign me up for boxing lessons I rather tell my own father to teach me because he is my dad. If I fail on something I want him to encourage me to do my best I don’t want some person in a gym telling me what to do and…

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    1967, Muhammad Ali said to the Army Forces, “I ain’t got no quarrel with those Vietcong.”He was arrested for not fighting in the Vietnam War, almost stripped from his world title, and his boxing license. Muhammad Ali was found guilty and sentenced 10 years in prison, fined 10,000 dollars, and was removed from boxing for 3…

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    Muhammad Ali Influences

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    overwhelmed by the sight of boxing and the odors of the gym. The police officer, Joe Martin happened to be the boxing trainer at the Columbia Gym (Muhammad 1). Ali enrolled in the boxing program, and Martin became his first trainer (Muhammad 1). The bicycle could be looked upon as a symbol of the start of Ali’s career. Ali could have been trying to learn how to defend and stand up for himself. Ali found the talents of Fred Stoner, a man that taught Ali the fundamentals of boxing, including style…

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