91.   Boxing is no longer fun except on Fight Night for Chavez.

92.   Boxing is not golf or tennis, is how the conventional argument went.

93.   Boxing is sometimes as simple as that.

94.   Boxing is suffering, because the top young athletes see equivalent or greater earning potential in other sports.

95.   Boxing should be pulling for Randie Carver, and anybody like him, to hit the big time.

96.   Boxing was a secondary occupation.

97.   Boxing was also a way for Grant to help his mother, who worked in a factory making Lifesavers and Baby Ruth candy bars.

98.   Boxing was once the red-light district of sports, an ugly, thrilling, illegitimate place where swells could go slumming and poor boys could get over.

99.   Boxing was the inspiration for his own writing, they said, as well as the spiritual metaphor he used to understand his life.

100.   Boxing was the only thing that seemed out of place at Radio City Music Hall Monday.