91.   He claims there was no parade after his boy defeated Oscar De La Hoya and David Reid to win back-to-back world titles.

92.   He said as much after beating Shcherbo for the world all-around title last October.

93.   He has since won his third and fourth national titles, a world title and a world silver medal.

94.   He has won an unprecedented four consecutive world titles in the rings and is a heavy favorite to win the gold medal in Atlanta in the event.

95.   He has won five world titles.

96.   He has won the world title, two silvers and a bronze.

97.   He knocked Thomas Hearns unconscious twice and won several world titles as a ferocious mid-dleweight with a heavy punch and heavy eyes.

98.   He gained revenge by winning five more world titles, three Olympic gold medals and setting world records.

99.   He leaves with a record that defies criticism, six world titles in this decade.

100.   He wants to be the first to do everything, including win world titles in seven weight classes.