Paulie Malignaggi Research Paper

After their epic fight in Melbourne, Australia, reports circulated that the rematch will be during the UFC 200 event that will take place in Las Vegas in July 2016.

While few do plan for a future after the ring, most do not and have only their memories and the pain they feel to live with The few who plan for a future are usually around the boxing industry, promoters, trainers, and managers. The untold stories of their aches and pains the boxers will feel forever. Some receive diagnosis such as Parkinson’s syndrome others have no name for their ailments they will have for the rest of their lives.

The CEO of Mayweather Promotions, Leonard Ellerbe, doesn't seem to concerned about Berto's claim that he is going to knockout Mayweather. Ellerbe said the legendary boxer is always prepared, and he never takes a fighter for granted. "We know Berto is coming in looking to knock Floyd's head off. Floyd just has to be prepared. We know Berto is motivated," he said. Ellerbe reiterated,"[Berto] He has had ups and downs in his career, but he has been able to bounce back and show the fans- he's never in a dull fight. Berto is coming with the mentality of 'I am gonna get him or he is gonna get

“My partner (Casey Sparkman), he’s already stepped up this year and won big duals,” Miller said. “He’s a guy that’s going to step up. (Jairod James), he’s going to step up. He’s won two out of the three of his MAC starts. Our heavyweight, (Devin Nye), he’s gotten some big wins when we needed them.”

Alvarez and GGG will be the biggest fight of the year and perhaps the biggest fight since Mayweather-Pacquiao. They’ll likely have catch weight in the 160-pound range that is comfortable for both fighters. At this moment, Canelo holds the momentum as Golovkin is coming off a slouch performance against a tough Daniel Jacobs, who seemed to get the better of Golovkin at times.

(web) He would talk about why he change his name and why he believes in muslim black faith and why he he thinks it's not ok to be taken and put into war.

"I'm happy to be back in the ring and fighting in Texas for the first time," Tarver said. "A win over Johnathon Banks is just what I need to get my shot at the heavyweight title. To come back to boxing on the same day that my son, Antonio Jr., makes his pro-debut, that's even more

IM has had no voice in whether or not he wanted to enter the boxing ring, or participate in the battle royal. In Tewarie’s article we learn that the Battle

What he did was horrible, and it was definitely one of the reasons mainstream boxing isn’t a thing anymore.” (Kostecki). As Tyson’s, and mainstream boxing’s popularity started down the slippery slope out of the limelight, a new form of fighting came into the spotlight, and it was called the MMA. “I believe that the MMA has the next Mike Tyson, and his name is Connor McGregor. He fights the same way Tyson does, just a merciless bruiser, and knocks opponents out in a matter of seconds. I would say Chuck Liddell would be the Mike Tyson of the MMA, but he’s gotten old, and is already retired, but McGregor is very young, and still has at least ten years in him, granted that he doesn’t get injured. He’s loud, and sometimes his mouth gets him into bad situations, but surprisingly, he usually comes out on top. There’s just something about McGregor that reminds me so much about Tyson; but I feel that somebody is going to come by and be his Evander Holyfield one day. Anyway, back to Tyson; I could just tell after that fight he was gonna go downhill if he ever got his boxing license back, and I was right on the money with that hunch I had, because he did get his license back, and he when he had the chance to get

In recent years boxing today is constantly compared to the past years often making the argument that boxing was better in the past. The past had names like Lenox Lewis and Mike Tyson destroying the heavyweight division fans were almost guaranteed a knock out, which like most combat sports is what most fans want to see. Today, though fans constantly get disappointed when that doesn’t happen, which makes them automatically declare boxing’s past was and always will be better than it can ever become. The other side of that argument is the declaration that boxing is dead. Consequently, the heavyweight division in the past was phenomenal, there is no way to dispute that, but it should not constantly be mentioned when a fight doesn’t end with a knockout.

Ali just wait a chance and he need to a fair treatment. He can go back boxing in his good time if he can apologize with American government. If let my choose, I can make sure I will chosen same with Ali. Ten years is too long time. While he nearly went to the jail and got impose a fine 10000 dollars.

Diseases to retired boxers include Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. A prime example from the boxing world who was given a final blow by Parkinson’s was the peoples’ champion, Muhammad Ali. Ali, considered one of the greatest boxers in the sports history, is one of the most iconic, inspirational figures known to man with not only his skills in the ring but his actions out it too. 3 years after retiring from boxing in 1984 at the age of 42, Muhammad Ali was unfortunately diagnosed with Parkinson’s. He began to develop tremors, slurred speech and his body movements were very slow. His muscles regularly seized up causing excrutiating pain. This disease led to depression.

Yet you'll go on social media and disrespect them and insult their body of work even when you know that you wouldn't be able to do what they do. In particular those who are employed by the company in Connecticut spend 300+ plus days a year on the road and in most cases away from their families, yet you insult them and what they do for a living just because you don't believe it is 100% legit. Well how about this you get in the ring and do what they do and then say it isn't 100% legit. People question what they don't agree with, are jealous of, or don't understand and one of these categories are where he falls. I don't just blame it on ignorance, because I can't as I believe he knew what he was saying and meant every word. I don't discount what he has done with UFC, but fact is that doesn't give him the okay to say whatever the ***** he wants and not expect certain people to explode and defend. Someone may ask why am I defending this profession that is because I will do everything I can to defend this profession and I wont stop backing up every single person whoever stepped foot in that ring. The reason is because I love this business and my life is this business so I will DEFEND this profession with everything I have.

As a amatuer boxer myself I would be entering the tournament as well. After a year of watching Cassius prepare, I knew he was good. Only I never suspected he was as good as I until we stepped into the ring with each other as sparring partners. As much as I hated to admit it, I knew he would make it farther than I could have dreamt of.

Muhammad Ali is still here today. Unfortunately, in 1984 Ali was diagnosed with Parkinson's syndrome (Conklin 91). It is a neurological condition similar to Parkinson's disease but without the disease’s degenerative pattern. After that, Ali rarely talked about boxing. His days as a boxer were behind him. But the sport in general will always be with him