Boxing

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He married 4 times, to Sonji, Belinda, Veronica and now to Lonnie.

Ingemar Johannson did it the first time in 1959, then Sonny Liston did it in '62.

boxing ring?

No. Matches need air to burn and there is no oxygen on the moon. Remember, the men who landed on the moon wore moon suits because they carried their own oxygen.

who was benny lynches trainer

Oh yes he is very much remembered even today, years after retiring.

Hessie Wanner Donahuhe was in a match desgned to draw a crowd in Arkansas in 1892. When Sullivan hit her much harder than expected, she returned the blow with a knock out punch.

They thought he was great and a hero to poor people. :)

When he was 15 Ian Thorpe won the 400 meter freestyle at the world championships. This made him the youngest male swimming world champion ever.

A cross. But really, all of them should take little time to arrive at the target.

no they only sting as a last resort as they die. soon after

Gorilla social organization is typically characterized by groups composed of a single adult male, commonly referred to as the silverback, who is the dominant individual and is responsible for protecting the group and maintaining stability among its members.

A George Foreman vs. Mike Tyson superfight would be a boxing fan's dream. Two of the heavyweight divisions biggest hitters in what possibly could have been one of the all time great fights. But who would win? In my opinion, both fighters have what it takes to beat one and other. But when all is said and done, I feel that in a prime for prime battle, Mike Tyson would have the edge. He was faster, was a more effective puncher, had a tighter defense, and was a hard, slippery fighter to hit cleanly. Foreman, with his stand-up, somewhat plodding style, would be hit - and hit hard! And Tyson would have the speed and the power to finish off Big George!

He said "Whatever you put in his water, it worked!"

This was referring to the unknown substance put in Foreman's drinking water that affected his performance in the fight. The source for this information is Foreman's biography "By George".

You don't have to go to college to become a boxer, in fact you don't need any education.

He is a American Black boxer. He's African American. I am interesting in what race is his parents? Is he have white and have black?

JW: I have a reply for you - took a little bit of -researching- a.) I have an Eric Boone with three (3) -pro- bouts experience (two kno.s/ the loss by a decision/ "interesting accomplishments" though the minimum -pro- experience). This boxer fought -twice- in 1982- -then, once in 1986- He was active in Africa. He is the only "Eric Boone" I see.

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You -probably- mean Eric Boon(b) -and- I'll tell you about him, -here- He also fought under the aliases of, ""Fen Tiger", & "Boy Boon". I see a -very handsome- picture of this boxer in the BoxRec.com -bio- archives. Born at Chatteris, England, he passed away at age 61 on Jan. 19, 1981. Eric began his career -as-a-pro- 3-0. Then he suffered a defeat. Then: I "stopped counting" after seening him -string- 28 wins straight. He was a lightweight and for those of you out there who do-not know boxing scales, lightweight is -middle- of Welter (up) and Feather (lower) "traditional" weight structure -and- -between- Jr. Welter (up) and Jr Light (down) -"modern"- era weight -structures- (in place 40 to 60 years or longer, now)/ 135 lbs. In "history" of the sport, one can find Roberto Duran a dominant -figure- from the "Lightweight" div. Lets talk "numbers" in the record: first/ 92-21-5 is the -record- given, 62 Ko's -quite a high -ko-percentage- (wins-losses-drawn. such is how -boxing records- are --always-- -display-). The boxer was 5'5 1/2" tall. BoxRec.com -for what its worth- "Identifys" Eric Boon as: "Human 24131".

Now, I must add something else about this boxer: A "Bio" is "Open" on this -boxer- and in the Bio his -record- is "constrewed". I have -never- seen anything quite like this in past. In the "bio" they say he is: 93-23-5 w/ one No Contest. In his -record- they -list- the pro debute from May 9, 1937. In the Bio they take it from 1935. But, their are other "confusing" things about the actual -record- in the -Bio- section. I haven't in least put study to the calibration of opponents. With so vast a -record- I imagine he faced -some- of the -best-. With request, i'l sequest the record and give it a good -examine- For whom ever it was who asked this question...if -yah- can get "deep" w/ Wiki/ here, I am certain they will give you -keys- so as to -add- to that -Bio- You could be an important -link- with history with this -apparently- "significant figure"/in boxing/ from that time period. Good luck.

Experts say mayweather would out-box pacquiao

jerry quarry, ali won on a cut eye in the third round in 1970. this fight was a 15 rounder.

Jack Hagley was a US welterweight boxer in the 1920's.

Muhammad Ali has had a great influence on boxing. It could be said that he is the greatest boxer of all time, and likely the most well-known, getting a film made about him, and a great deal of recognition.

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No Muh amed Ali is not blind but as he can see well he comes to see his daughter box as she is a professinal boxer , and a champion to . But Muhamed Ali suffers from parkinson disease,and very badly to.