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    philanthropist born January 17 1942 in Louisville, Kentucky. Cassius Clay Sr. and Odessa middle class citizens gave birth to giant who would impact the world greatly. The Clays were not wealthy but were not living in poverty. Muhammad Ali would go on to embody the soul of an American during the late twentieth centuries. As an African American boxer, world figure, minister, humanitarian, and the spokesman he would use his fame for various reasons. Muhammad Ali would go on to battle American…

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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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    Essay On Muhammad Ali

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    Muhammad Ali made a difference in the world and his career was a big part in him doing so, he stood his ground for his religion, he gave hope to the black community… including Africa, and he changed history in the sport of boxing. Muhammad Ali had a lot of power and it wasn’t only in his fist. Muhammad Ali didn’t start out as being Muhammad Ali his real name was Cassius Marcellus Clay. That is his family name and he wasn’t proud of it because that was his slave name given to his ancestors by…

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    1.A. External Conflict-(Movies) In the movie Rocky there was an external conflict because it involved physical violence and a conflict with a rival he has had by the name of Apollo Creed which had a history of fights with for the championship. They fought eachother atleast three times to where there was a trilogy in their fight to where Rocky beat Apollo once then Apollo beat Rocky and then for the final title fight Rocky came out with the victory. Also, in the movie The Warriors which involves…

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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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    Subject Line: Sit down. This is going to take a minute. Hi _____________, On Thursday November 19th, 88 days from now, I will fight in my first sanctioned amateur boxing match. Here’s how this happened: Over the course of my twenties and into my mid-forties, I gained an enormous amount of weight. You know I was a big guy. Even as a vegetarian, and then vegan, I touted the healthfulness of my no-meat lifestyle but ignored the quantities food I consumed. I was…

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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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    "Take a seat." For corporate leaders in position of great power and authority without equivalence, they say this in their offices, for me, it was in the corner of a boxing gym. In fact, it was while I was a volunteer at Gleason 's Gym New York, during the 7th annual New York Boxing Tournament. My supervisors, Dr. Beatty and Dr. King, instructed me to record a boxer 's heart rate, blood pressure, and facilitate the boxer when the doctors were ready to give a check-up before their fight. The…

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    In the sequence "Undertaker makes his entrance- undertaker 27", the director uses the theme of a scary atmosphere, when the Undertaker was making his entrance Triple H was already standing in the ring and the ring announcer called out Undertaker's name. Undertaker walks to the ring. Undertaker steps in the ring and makes eyes contact with triple H, giving him an angry look, triple H also gives him the same look but with fear. This scène is used at the beginning of the film as it is the entrance…

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