111.   He kind of knows, like when I come home with stitches or a black eye or he sees me fighting on the ice.

112.   He later fought on Guadalcanal and Bougainville, where he was wounded by shrapnel and spent the rest of the war.

113.   He must fight on this side of the Atlantic to back up his talk.

114.   He was also unnerved that Mia Rosales St. John, a female boxer, would be fighting on the undercard.

115.   Her battle was fought on two fronts, though.

116.   Helbrans fought on religious grounds in U.S. District Court in Manhattan to keep the prison system from shaving his beard.

117.   He vowed to fight Hamas on all fronts, through intelligence, territorial closings, and the choking off of its foreign funding.

118.   He wore a Jewish star on his boxing trunks and refused to fight on religious holidays.

119.   Hezbollah can do it because it is fighting on its own turf, with grass roots support and cunning adaptability.

120.   His wife, Janice, stuck with him even after he took her to see a Joe Louis fight on their honeymoon.