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Sweet; brings back memories of too long ago...

I watch this scene whenever I fell hopeless about doing something, and need motivation to actually go do it.

@BlockyCuzco Your brother will be one injured individual.

@JoeCalzagheTheCoward Yes, Moorer was Tua's inferior. Nevertheless, it was a good move on Tua's part for though Moorer was no longer a legit contender, he was still a good name opponent for Tua to elevate his career. Boxers do that all the time.

I don't know how I got to calculus without knowing how to do partial fractions, but I did. When I was taking integrals, I found that I needed to use this concept, but I didn't know how! Luckily, I had the Khan Academy, which explained partial fractions within a half hour. All I can say is: these ...

@gprix If so, Steele sure picked a weird time to stop it. Why not a round earlier, when Taylor tried to go into Chavez's corner? I mean, Taylor looked almost as bad then as he did at the end of the twelfth. I wonder if Steele might have allowed it to go on and then stopped it at a controversial t...

This song lies- Toby Keith is every bit as good now as he ever was!

Just imagine where Rocky would be if Mac Lee Green never injured his hand before his would-be fight with Apollo Creed...

George Strait is every bit as good now as he was thirty years ago!

@AaronBurr17 Actually, I noticed a lot of similarities between Rocky III and Floyd Patterson. After all, both Rocky and Patterson were nice guys and great fighters, and both had a father-like figure as a manager (Mickey and Cus D'mato respectively) Unfortunately, the managers cared so much for th...

R.I.P Joe Frazier.

@adiladil78 And also Johnson had a crazy long career! I think Muhammad Ali was the greatest fighter of all time in his prime, but Johnson held himself together and stayed competitive for much longer than Ali did. And its not like Johnson fought nobodies in his career; he beat the likes of Burns, ...

I don't believe Haye's lame excuse for a second. If he really did hurt his toe to the point that it'd affect him during the biggest fight of his life, his management would surely have postponed the fight a week or so. If all Haye can do is make excuses whenever he loses, then he never deserved to...

@josemezatorrez The promoters of this fight were interested in money- they didn't care if Louis got hurt or his legacy was tarnished. Boxing is all about money then and now... which is they allowed Lennox Lewis to fight a washed-up mike tyson in 2002, rather than legitimate contenders like Byrd o...

I think that people often take this fight way too seriously when they judge the great fighters of the 60s and 70s. Sure Frazier was beaten real bad here, but he was undefeated up to this point, having beaten people like Ellis, Bonavena, Chuvalo, Quarry, and even Ali! I think Frazier is a top 15, ...

It's nice to be able to see some of Marciano's old fights. He's one of my favorites!

I often find myself humming this song whenever I feel joyous, whether or not its Christmas time. Its easily my favorite Christmas song, but that doesn't mean that it can't fit into any other time of the year.

@MrCribbss his punch missed and the force of it made him slip. Thus the referee ruled that it wasn't a knockdown.

Sauron vs Voldemort is a bad match-up since Sauron is a demigod of sorts. A better one would be Voldemort vs. the Witch King, since both of them have immortality that is wrapped around material objects, and thus actually can be killed forever. Sauron, on the other hand, can never be truly killed.

I've taken algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and am currently suffering calculus. I've always wondered, where exactly does statistics fit into that line of math education?

Sweet!

How good is Lewis? I really don't know... On paper he looks like one of the best, having beaten the likes of Tyson, Holyfield, Tucker, Bruno, Ruddock, Tua, Botha, and Klitschko, being beaten only twice; both times later being avenged. And yet... why did he lose to clearly inferior opponents? Why ...

Greatest teaching quote ever: "the more examples we do, the better."

Why do my professors have to make derivatives seem more complicated than they need to be? When Khan explains it, it seems so simple!