# Trevor Berbick
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trevor berbick (1 August 1954 – 28 October 2006) was a Jamaican professional boxer who competed from 1976 to 2000. He won the WBC heavyweight title in 1986 by defeating Pinklon Thomas, then lost it in his first defense in the same year to Mike Tyson. Berbick was also the last boxer to fight Muhammad Ali, defeating him in 1981.
Legendary Boxer Mitch "Blood" Green Tells His Life Story
Legendary boxer Mitch "Blood" Green delves into his tumultuous past and illustrious boxing career. Born in Augusta, Georgia, Green grew up in the challenging neighborhoods of the Bronx during the 1960s and 70s. Despite the tough environment, he managed to carve out a name for himself, becoming invo…
1938 NFL Championship, Tampa Bay wins its first, and Oilers/Blackhawks combine for most goals - This DiSH for Dec. 11
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In 1938, the New York Giants became the first franchise to win multiple championships.
In 1977, the Tampa Bay Buccaneerrs won their first ever game.
In 1985, t…
Muhammad Ali
For fight fans and lovers of greatness we have the man who floated like a butterfly, stung like a bee and shook up the world, Muhammad Ali. In his career he won 56 fights and only lost five. On Oct. 29, 1960, he made his fight debut, the same year he threw his Olympic medal into the Ohio River afte…
1938 NFL Championship, Tampa Bay wins its first, and Oilers/Blackhawks combine for most goals - This DiSH for Dec. 11
In 1938, the New York Giants became the first franchise to win multiple championships.
In 1977, the Tampa Bay Buccaneerrs won their first ever game.
In 1985, the Edmonton Oilers and Chicago Blackhawks combined to score 21 goals.
In 1981, Muhammad Ali fought his fight, losing in a decision to Tre…
1938 NFL Championship, Tampa Bay wins its first, and Oilers/Blackhawks combine for most goals - This DiSH for Dec. 11
In 1938, the New York Giants became the first franchise to win multiple championships.
In 1977, the Tampa Bay Buccaneerrs won their first ever game.
In 1985, the Edmonton Oilers and Chicago Blackhawks combined to score 21 goals.
In 1981, Muhammad Ali fought his fight, losing in a decision to Tre…
Adder decline; Bonus Content; Geological Record; Wisdom nuggets; Nocturnal Origin; Premiere Date; Pioneer Astronaut; Final Bout; M-overuse; Regal Burial
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Britain's only poisonous snake, the Adder, is now endangered and already extinct in some counties, including Nottingham…
Garner, Bain, Fury, Holmes, Ewing
Discussing the career of Pirates Infielder Phil Gardner, the recent reports of a citation last year involving top NFL Draft prospect Reuben Bain, the win by Tyson Fury over Arslanbek Makhmudov and what it means for a potential all-England showdown against Anthony Joshua, and re-living the night Lar…
Dave Hannigan
Dave Hannigan is a prominent Irish sports columnist, author, and historian who has served as Ireland’s "writer-in-residence" in the United States for over two decades. Originally from Cork City, he is widely regarded for his ability to blend sporting narratives with deep historical and social conte…
George Diaz: “Larry Holmes is Flying Through the Air”
Try writing on deadline when Larry Holmes leaps off a car to brawl with Trevor Berbick in a parking lot. George Diaz tells us what that was like to be there for the Orlando Sentinel. He also takes us into Don King’s home to hang out with Mike Tyson and onto the streets of Panama with the “Hands of …
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