Wild Thing
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It was a somewhat bizarre and brutal fight. Heenan appeared to be winning, but the crowd rallied to Sayers’s assistance by invading the ring. When order was restored, a devastating blow from Heenan fractured Sayers’s right arm, but still he boxed on. Police officers tried to stop the fight in the thirty-sixth round, but once more spectators spilled into the ring. The boxers fought five more rounds before it was finally declared a draw. Both fighters were awarded commemorative belts, and a public... collection raised over £3,000 for Sayers, given on condition that he would never enter the ring again. Seven years later a Cambridgeshire undergraduate drew up a boxing code under the patronage of the eighth Marquis of Queensberry that included the obligatory use of boxing gloves.
Over a hundred years later, and less than two years after his release from prison, Roy Shaw picked up where Sayers and Heenan had left off, putting unlicensed fighting back in the limelight. After defeating numerous contenders from the travelling community at Barnet Fair, Shaw was given the opportunity to fight the king of the Gypsies, a formidable bare-knuckle fighter called Donny ‘The Bull’ Adams.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a somewhat bizarre and brutal fight. Heenan appeared to be winning, but the crowd rallied to Sayers’s assistance by invading the ring. When order was restored, a devastating blow from Heenan fractured Sayers’s right arm, but still he boxed on. Police officers tried to stop the fight in the thirty-sixth round, but once more spectators spilled into the ring. The boxers fought five more rounds before it was finally declared a draw. Both fighters were awarded commemorative belts, and a public... collection raised over £3,000 for Sayers, given on condition that he would never enter the ring again. Seven years later a Cambridgeshire undergraduate drew up a boxing code under the patronage of the eighth Marquis of Queensberry that included the obligatory use of boxing gloves.
Over a hundred years later, and less than two years after his release from prison, Roy Shaw picked up where Sayers and Heenan had left off, putting unlicensed fighting back in the limelight. After defeating numerous contenders from the travelling community at Barnet Fair, Shaw was given the opportunity to fight the king of the Gypsies, a formidable bare-knuckle fighter called Donny ‘The Bull’ Adams.
What to read after Wild Thing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard O'mahoney to read onlineMoreLess
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