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It seems over the past few months, changes to Yahoo's formats have made it considerably more difficult to use.

Did he ever make it in the NFL?

Even the box where it says "Now add a little detail" is solid black and it is difficult to see what I am typing. How can I make it normal again?

Joe Calzaghe built a career off a damaged Jeff Lacy, how serious is the possibility that Ward is now damaged goods with only his name and previous record to sell? I am a huge fan of Andre Ward, I ran into him at the Dirrell/Abraham fight and he seems like a greqt kid, but if his injury has limited his ability, what effect will it have on his career?

Is this the greatest moment in conservative politics in history or what?

The Detroit river connects Lake Erie with Lake St. Claire, any advice on any species would be appreciated.

With all due respect to the dreamers out their, do a woman and a minority have a real chance to beat the GOP. No matter who the Democratic nominee is, the American public must support them, and hope against hope to reverse the disgrace the past eight years of Bush, not to mention reverse the past 25 years of conservative destruction to the industrial economic base of America. Is there any hope, or is WWIII inevitable.

The obvious next move for Tito if he KO's Roy Jones (an outcome a lot of people expect) is to fight Cotto. Does Tito stand a chance or is Cotto too much for the oldtimers.

Mayweather looked good against a very game 140 lb. Hatton, I personally think Cotto is too much for Mayweather, but Floyd has a way of always proving me wrong when ever I question his ability. Can Mayweather take the pressure Cotto brings, or is 147 to much for Floyd with a young top notch welterweight?

There are serious questions as to whether Jones can beat Tito, but if Roy does, and looks good doing it, what then?

I once asked this question, and agreed with Brent that Kessler was all but unbeatable. He got beat, now what? Pavlik on the other hand came off the canvass in impressive fashion to beat a game Taylor and if he does it again in the rematch, what is next for Kelly?

Instead of going up in weight, what would happen if Calzaghe dropped a few pounds and fought the winner of Pavlik/Taylor II?

I have always been a huge Evander Holyfield fan and I have nothing but respect for him, but if ever there was a case for mandatory retirement for the good of the sport, it's Evander. Nobody wants to admit it, but everyone breathed a sigh of relief when Evanders fight in Moscow didn't end up like the Drago/Creed fight in the Rocky movies. In America, we wanted Evander to make history and all that, but the truth was we were more worried about the old man getting hurt than we were about who won the fight. Am I the only one who wants to see Evander end his career on a positive note, or is boxing really trying to create a tradgy here? Enough Evander, we love you, but it's time bro, you got to let the next generation do their thing, you belong in the Boxing Hall of Fame, not the ring.

who authored over 100 books published in 20 languages with his books being made into 45 feature films and television movies. There are nearly 230 million of his books in print world wide, and he is one of the most successful writers in modern literary history. In 1983 he was awarded the Congressional Gold Medal in honor of his life's achievment by the U.S. Congress and in 1984 the medal of freedom by President Ronald Reagan. Obviously boxing didn't seriously effect this boxer's intellect, at the time of his death on June 10th, 1988 his personal library contained over 17,000 volumes. Who is this American ring and literary giant?

Would Cuevas Jr. avenge his fathers crushing KO loss to Thomas with a victory over the Hit Man's son Ronald, or would it be a "like father, like son" senario with Hearns KOing Cuevas in another generation all over again?