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East Side Boxing - Initially he started as a terrible heavyweight, with a 5-10 record. but with each fight he learned and gotten a bit better and better, then soon he found his niche and worked his way up to title contention. along the way people assumed he was still a
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Troops go hand-to-hand, compete for chance to go to All-Army event
Sierra Vista Herald - At times it appeared the fight was becoming personal, even though the two soldiers many times are practice partners. During Both men competed in the heavyweight division. It was in that match when Carpenter’s arm was hurt. Ngatuvai won the final match
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Denton wrestlers fill fans' appetite for violence
Dallas Morning News - That's the top of the mountain," says "Main Event" Mike Foxx, the XCW heavyweight champ. "It takes impeccable work, the right His shoulder is sore from where Kevin Douglas put his knee during their fight. "The people here," he says. "They want
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Vazquez, Marquez hopeful for rubber match
ESPN.com - Former two-time heavyweight champ Hasim Rahman (42-6-2, 33 KOs) still believes he can win another title and he isn't going to just wait for another shot. Taking a page out of his last run to a title fight, Rahman intends to get busy like he did in
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TSS Sat. Special: Maskaev/Peter In MSG Tussle
Sweet Science - Duva was asked to fill in for his son Dino who wasn't in attendance. "But Sam Peter will knock him [Maskaev] out. Sam Peter and Oleg Maskaev is going to be an exciting fight. Boxing deserves an exciting heavyweight. But you can bet on it, Sam Peter
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Watch out - the state is after your hard drive
Observer - It will be a heavyweight Internet Crime and Security Bill. It will ostensibly be aimed at protecting Mrs Miggins and her PC from This was universally presented as a blow to Cameron - another item on a list of woes after 'lost fight with right wing
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