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One for the ages: The explosive Danny 'Little Red' Lopez https://t.co/NBcLFl8rfQ

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Remembering publicist Bill Caplan https://t.co/HsOMpz07Td

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Former NABF welterweight champion Randy Shields: Survival of the fittest https://t.co/SlFlitmlo8

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@MikeMarchionte @DanRafael1 It is also a reference to a scene in The Sopranos where Johnny 'Sac' Sacrimoni makes the comment re Junior Soprano.

[Ricky Gervais @rickygervais]

Fuck that! 😂

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Muhammad Ali’s five most difficult opponents https://t.co/SRaXg9eH34

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@frankiegavin1 So sorry mate x

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Irish Frankie Crawford: How good could he have been? https://t.co/8EmyvZJGmH

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GREAT BRITAIN HAS A NEW CHAMP 🇬🇧

Dalton Smith KNOCKS OUT Subriel Matias in round five to win the WBC junior-welterweight world title 🏆

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Maxboxing Fight of the Year 2025 - Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn https://t.co/a8V3lZwA71

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@DavidHaugh Dropped passes

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Never forget: Henry Armstrong was a great fighter https://t.co/BCzPGk0vLX

[James Esses @JamesEsses]

As a psychotherapist, my opinion is that people should not be able to claim benefits for workplace anxiety.

The treatment for anxiety is exposure, not avoidance.

Allowing anxious people to avoid the very thing that causes anxiety traps them in a state of perpetual helplessness.

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For a young Muhammad Ali fan, watching George Foreman spar was scary https://t.co/KfleFvV8Ig

[brittnie brooks @BrittnieBrooks]

one year ago today, our lives changed forever when @DashingChrisBey suffered a severe spinal cord injury and broken neck during a match.

by far the worst day of my life hearing the news and being so unsure about what was going on.

thanks to TNA, and their quick reaction time, i was able to make it to the hospital in Detroit literally about 12 hrs after the injury happened, despite living across the country in Arizona at the time. being by chris's side and making sure he knew he wasn't alone was the most important thing to me.

between getting the news that he probably will never walk again, and trying my best to be strong for him, the following two months of traveling back and forth to visit him in the hospital and also still tend to my knee (which i was rehabbing from my ACL tear) was very difficult.

everyday them coming in and telling him to move his toes ano just not being able to was so hard to see. when you love someone, it's so heartbreaking to see them in so much pain and uncertainty.
but still, he persisted and defied every single thing they told him he wouldn't be able to do.

by time he was discharged in december, he was able to move his legs, by our 2nd week of being home in vegas he was out the wheelchair, able to walk with a walker, and 2 weeks later he was on crutches, and 2 weeks after, walking with no assistance.

chris is one of the strongest-willed and physically strongest person i've ever met.
to add onto that, when you go thru a spinal cord injury it's so much more than not being able to walk. his first week in the hospital he couldn't move his arms, couldn't hold his phone, couldn't feed himself, let alone internally digest the food. so many of his body systems were and still are changed forever.

i will never understand the pain he went thru, (and continues to go thru daily) but his drive and dedication inspires me daily to constantly be better.

im so honored to be by his side and be able to call him mine. i love you so much @DashingChrisBey , and proud is an understatement.

this is the greatest story ever told, and i'm so happy to be apart of every chapter.

[Anthony Fowler @afowler06]

@ChaelSonnen How many landed 🤣

[Lucy Mac @lucymaac]

Joseph Parker losing a fight has no impact on the fact that he remains the nicest man I met in the whole time I worked in boxing. Just SO lovely and, even if he’d been an undisputed champion, I’d still remember him as the nicest man ever first and foremost. It goes a long way

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For a young Muhammad Ali fan, watching George Foreman spar was scary https://t.co/KfleFvV8Ig