Boxing

Yes, on June 22, 1937 he stopped James J. Braddock in the 8th round.

Micky lives in the city he grew up in - Lowell, Massachusetts.

5, including the fifth which came OUT in 1990.

rocky ~ 1976

rocky 2 ~ 1979

rocky 3 ~ 1982

rocky 4 ~ 1985

rocky 5 ~ 1990

then rocky balboa (sixth movie) ~2006

Personal opinion: It's a plot device. Stallone kills off his trainer Mickey, Apollo Creed, and his wife Adrian in various sequels. It's an easy way to create drama. In Rocky Balboa, it's an excellent way to make you feel sorry for Rocky.

Philippians 4:13

the first under queensbury rules was john l Sullivan

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Muhammad Ali.

The assessment needs to be made by an expert. I was given a vintage original ODLR coat recently and did a web serach and found someone to date, value and give me the history of the coat for less than $130.00.

After arriving in London to pursue law education, Quaid-e-Azam visited a number of Law colleges to which one serves his goals better. At Lincoln's Inn, as he stopped by a plaque that had names of 100 greatest law givers to human society engraved on it, he noticed that the name of Prophet Mohammad was written on top of the list. He was not just thrilled but also decided to join this college.

20 million dollars.

No WEC fighters are in UFC Undisputed, as they are not UFC fighters.

Joe Louis' professional boxing record was 69-3 with 55 knockouts.

Yes. He went AWOL, but later turned himself in to the Army.

There is an audio CD of the Louis-Marciano fight available at Amazon and other retailers. The announcers of the fight on this CD are Don Dunphy and Bill Corum.

Officially the record holder is Primo Carnera with 69 knockouts. But the legitimacy of some of them is highly dubious as Carnera's career was controlled by the mob and many if not most of his fights were allegedly fixed. George Foreman is second overall and first in legitimate knockouts with 68. Ezzard Charles (58) and Max Baer (52) are the only other heavyweights with more than 50 career knockouts. However, many of Charles' knockouts came in lower weight classes so there is some debate as to whether he should be on the list.

Ali's first honorary degree (Doctor of Letters) was bestowed on him at Mount Ida College in Newton Center, Massachusetts on May 28, 1994. Ali was given an honorary doctorate by Columbia University in the City of New York in 1999.

1964-1967, 1974-1978, 1978-1979.

Well that really depends on what you're talking about. You have guys that have records with over 200 fights (;IE Travis Fulton) Who has been knocked out, only 4 times. But I would go with Shannon Ritch, of his 60 someodd losses 16 or 17 of them are via KO

no why would that be here father's name of all people...no offense

bernad Hopkins didnt start training until he was sent to prison at age 17. James toney didnt start training properly until he was 18 or19. And i have read somewhere that audley harrison didnt start until he was in his 20's and he went on to win olympic gold, and also Ken Norton i think was in his twenties when he started boxing. people say that after ur 25 u start to lose ur hand speed, then after that the ability to move around the ring starts to fade, but this will be different for everyone. so really all depends on the individual, and whether u can put the time in to succeed!!

If your talking about a boxers reach, it's finger tip to finger tip as the boxer holds both arms out as far as he can. If your taking about arm length, it's a measurement from under the arm pit to the end of the fingers.

Muhammad Ali, formerly Cassius Marcellus Clay fought against mamy great boxers. He must be regarded as possibly the greatest of all time. He fought against Sonny Liston twice I think, Joe Frazier 3 times, and Geoge Foreman twice I think in Title fights. He said he was the greatest. Few would argue....

says who? would you rather get punched by will smith or chuck Liddell

he never used to play games he always used to help others