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	Sugar
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	IBHOF / Bert Randolph Sugar
		Born June 7, 1937 in Washington, DC, Sugar is one of the most recognizable figures in boxing.
		Sugar graduated from the University of Maryland and attended law school at the University of Michigan.
		In 1990, Sugar was the recipient of the Boxing Writers Association's Nat Fleischer Award for "Excellence in Boxing Journalism."
	www.ibhof.com /bsugar.html (203 words)

	Bert
		Bert G. Phillips Bert Geer Phillips was one of the founding members of the Taos Society of Artists and a part of the 189...
		Bert is Evil meme was picked up by other humorists, who created their own images linking Bert to current and historical...
		Bert Lahr Bert Lahr, born Irving Lahrheim, (Broadway.
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	uticaOD.com :: The meeting place and marketplace of the Mohawk Valley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		CANASTOTA -- Distinguished by his hat and cigar, Bert Sugar is one of the most recognizable figures in boxing -- and possibly the most identifiable member of the Class of 2005 at the International Boxing Hall of Fame.
		Sugar said that his nomination to the Hall of Fame was unexpected and a thrill.
		Sugar graduated from the University of Maryland and attended law school at the University of Michigan, but was unsure of his career path at the time.
	www.uticaod.com /archive/2005/06/09/sports/30591.html (1227 words)

	Boxing News : Sugar to Sit Out Lewis-Tyson
		Bert Sugar, noted boxing historian and the man with a million quips, is staging his own protest of Mike Tyson and therefore will not be in attendance at the Pyramid when 'Iron Mike' takes on Lewis.
		Sugar has had this self-imposed Tyson embargo since the infamous 'bite-fight' between Tyson and Holyfield in June of 1997.
		Sugar makes it clear that he feels as though Tyson should not be banned from boxing and that he still has the right to box professionally.
	www.maxboxing.com /Kim/kim060502.asp (1078 words)

	Wiley::Horse Sense: An Inside Look at the Sport of Kings
		Bert Randolph Sugar is one of the most recognizable personalities in sports, with his trademark fedora and cigar, he is a fixture at race tracks and boxing matches.
		Bert has been the Kentucky Derby announcer for Fox TV and has attended the races in the triple crown the last 25 years.
		Bert is a graduate of Harvard and University of Michigan Law School.
	www.wiley.com /WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0471445576.html (372 words)

	Boxingranks.com: Rankings poll, news, feature articles, message board, schedule, memorabilia auctions, surveys, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		BERT SUGAR: : I don't know, you could say pain in the arse, which is an old sentence.
		BERT SUGAR: Yes, but ironically they're not And there are and they're Latino, in the main.
		BERT SUGAR: Larry had the second-best left jab in the history of the heavyweight division behind Sonny Liston.
	www.boxingranks.com /Interviews/Bert_Sugar.htm (677 words)

	CNN.com - Transcripts
		SUGAR: I just have a right not to care either because I am called upon to defend the sport, and I ain't going to defend him, I will tell you that.
		SUGAR: Mike Tyson -- he's our poster boy for boxing right, to listen to this call, and he is about as much the poster boy for boxing as Count Vlad Dracula is for the Red Cross blood drive.
		SUGAR: And yet, if I hear the next person -- the next person I hear who will say this is another fl eye for boxing, and I think boxing ran out of fl eyes about 1910, I just think I might hit them.
	transcripts.cnn.com /TRANSCRIPTS/0205/06/ltm.16.html (1570 words)

	Powell's Books - Horse Sense: An Inside Look at the Sport of Kings by Bert Sugar and Cornell Richardson
		Now, legendary sportswriter and commentator Bert Sugar, with his writing stablemate Cornell Richardson, goes behind the scenes to look at the inner workings of the world of horse racing — its beauty and excitement, its action and colorful characters.
		In "Horse $ense", sportswriter and commentator Bert Sugar goes behind the scenes to interview owners, breeders, trainers, jockeys and track operators to uncover the world of horse racing with humour and wit.
		Bert Sugar is a brilliant man. And pride would not allow him to do a book that doesn’ t reflect this much work and care for English: ‘ Robinson Crusoe without a boat.’ The reader gets a big break with this one."
	www.powells.com /cgi-bin/biblio?inkey=62-0471445576-0 (1036 words)

	ESPN.com: The sugar in the sweet science (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		With his flashy pink Cadillac convertible and his Harlem nightclub, Sugar Ray was as much a part of the New York scene in the forties and fifties as the Copa and Sinatra.
		Sugar Ray came home and, two months later in New York, he regained the championship from Turpin before 61,370 fans at the Polo Grounds, winning on a 10th-round TKO.
		Sugar Ray cut open Basilio's eye and nose to gain an early advantage before Basilio, the welterweight champion, came back to win a split decision in a furious fight.
	espn.go.com /sportscentury/features/00016439.html (1262 words)

	Record (Metro Times Detroit) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		With me is sports authority Bert Randolph Sugar, and, Bert, they billed this misshapen match up as being The Beat Battle Of The Century but I’m sure you have to agree with me when I say that this one-sided rout was nothing short of an auditory annihilation of unprecedented proportions.
		No, Bert, the only track on this album that sounds anything like vital Kraftwerk is “Titanium,” which doesn’t even run long enough to break a sweat — inescapably ironic, considering that this is a concept album about racing bicycles.
		Sugar (adjusting fedora): Well, it’s obvious that the whole record is nothing but a cheap copy of “Temporary Secretary” off McCartney 2.
	www.metrotimes.com /editorial/review.asp?id=84394 (538 words)

	Powell's Books - Bert Sugar on Boxing: The Best of the Sport's Most Notable Writer by Bert Sugar
		Known as the "guru" of boxing, Bert Randolph Sugar is one of the most charismatic writers to ever capture the drama of the fight on paper.
		With a passion for the sport that is rivaled only by his talent for writing about it, Bert Sugar is also regarded as the "unofficial historian" of boxing.
		And for good reason: a colorful and irrepressible personality, Sugar and his trademark fedora and cigar is a guaranteed ringside presence.
	powells.com /cgi-bin/partner?partner_id=719&cgi=product&isbn=159228048X (278 words)

	Book Review - Horse Sense: An Inside Look at the Sport of Kings
		In his chapter, "The Future", Sugar discusses racing's big mistake of turning its back on television until it was too late and its lack of promotions until finally famed baseball promoter Bill Veeck was brought into lowly Suffolk Downs in 1969 to boost attendance.
		Sugar writes, "Perhaps Veeck's greatest promotion was his non-acceptance of an almost universal prohibition of children at the track." Veeck saw that to get new players into the game, young people needed to be introduced to the sport early, an idea totally lost to track managers at the time.
		Bert Sugar's sense of humor shines through on every page, and will put a smile on any reader's face.
	www.horse-races.net /library/review-062503.htm (767 words)

	No Mas: My Version \| TheSweetScience.com Boxing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		I was with Bert Sugar, and, more memorably, Christie Brinkley, in New Orleans, Louisiana, for the rematch between Roberto Duran and Sugar Ray Leonard.
		Bert was sitting on the end of his bed.
		"Bert, he's quitting!" I yelled, as dozens of members of the working press were now on their feet in disbelief.
	www.thesweetscience.com /boxing-article/310/mas-version (9855 words)

	Boxing Hall's Selection Sweet as Sugar \| TheSweetScience.com Boxing
		Bert Sugar has spent more than the last half of his life in and around boxing.
		Bert once told me that boxing is a great sport to watch, to read about and talk about.
		Over the decades, Bert Sugar has proven - beyond a shadow of a doubt - that he is not just a great boxing writer, but one of the best to ever come along.
	www.thesweetscience.com /boxing-article/1704/boxing-hall-selection-sweet-sugar (2611 words)

	CNN.com - Transcripts
		Bert Sugar is a writer, analyst and historian of boxing.
		SUGAR: Well, first of all, I think that there have been girls out there who have been plying their trade as boxers, who have worked hard at it: Christy Martin, Lucia Rijker.
		SUGAR: I think -- I think basically that there is still, particularly from the Frazier family, a lot of hurt, because Muhammad Ali back 30 years ago called Joe Frazier an Uncle Tom and it didn't rest well.
	cnnstudentnews.cnn.com /TRANSCRIPTS/0106/08/ns.02.html (1079 words)

	AAFLA SportsLetter - Interviews
		Bert Randolph Sugar is this generation's most acclaimed boxing journalist.
		Sugar is a former advertising executive - he wrote the words for the famous "N-E-S-T-L-E-S: Nestles makes the very best.
		Bert Sugar: I just wanted to be a writer.
	www.aafla.org /10ap/SportsLetter-14-4/SLinterview1.html (1915 words)

	Media Notes September 17 - Part I
		Sugar, who voted on ESPN's list as a member of the SportsCentury panel of experts, said he didn't understand why Czechoslovakia-born Martina Navratilova could be on the list but not Pele of Brazil.
		Sugar said that in his book, he focused exclusively on on-field achievements, as ESPN asked its voters to do.
		Sugar, wearing his customary fedora, said he enjoys these kind of discussions.
	www.armchairqb.com /media_notes_sept17.html (1157 words)

	CNN.com - Transcripts
		SUGAR: Well, I've always found him to be the most effervescent person I've ever met.
		SUGAR: But I had boxed years ago as a kid and I think my nickname was the great white hopeless.
		O'BRIEN: All right, Bert Sugar is the man. The book, actually, a pair of books, "Sting Like A Bee: The Muhammad Ali Story," and the other one is "Muhammad Ali: The Collector's Edition." Some great photographs in there, which I'm sorry we didn't put on the air.
	transcripts.cnn.com /TRANSCRIPTS/0204/27/smn.15.html (673 words)

	CMXsports' Bert Sugar on The Pardon of Jack Johnson
		Sugar, the world-famous boxing historian and sports bon vivant, is the Senior Boxing Analyst at-large for CMXsports, where he is also part of the new Latin boxing broadcast series, "CMX Boxeo de Campeones," which made its debut, May 28.
		In one of sportswriting’s immortal lines, John Lardner described it thusly: “Jack Johnson died crossing the white line for the last time.” It is now time to eradicate that white line and correct an historical error so monstrous it fails to find any defenders or believers.
		Bert Randolph Sugar, CMXsports' Senior Boxing Analyst At-Large, called “The Guru of Boxing,” has a new book: Bert Sugar On Boxing, (or “The Best of Bert Sugar, The Worst of Bert Sugar, What the Hell’s the Difference?”), published by The Lyon Press and currently available at Border’s, Barnes & Noble and Amazon.com.
	www.eastsideboxing.com /news.php?p=1485&more=1 (1296 words)

	Burt Sugar's Sweetest Rounds of Boxing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The show, presented under the KOTV Classics banner, is “Bert Sugar’s Sweetest Rounds of Boxing” narrated by legendary boxing historian Bert Randolph Sugar.
		David McConachie, Executive Producer of KOTV noted ‘the show has been given an added dimension with the voice of Bert Sugar, who’s knowledge of classic boxing is unequalled.
		And Bert Sugar added, This is a perfect marriage for me as a fan and as a historian.
	www.ppvsports.com /boxing/012203sweetest.htm (293 words)

	Introducing ... Bert Sugar
		Bert Randolph Sugar has been called the "Guru of Sports" (Christian Science Monitor), "A reincarnation of Damon Runyon" (New York Daily News), and "one of the foremost sports historians alive" (Boston Globe).
		Sugar has graciously consented to serve as the Honorary Commissioner of the STRATEGY BOXING ASSOCIATION ("SBA"), the official sanctioning body of all Individual and Group Membership STRATEGY BOXING activities.
		And for even more on Bert (as if we could ever get enough), I suggest that you hop on to the nearest search engine (I prefer Google) and type in BERT SUGAR.
	www.strategyboxing.com /bert.html (440 words)

	Salon.com News \| Bert Sugar on boxing
		When the last man on Earth claims the profession of "boxing writer," the name on the form will probably be Bert Sugar.
		Sugar has done a few other things in his life -- he is credited by old editions of Books in Print with having written or co-written 83 books, mostly on sports, which once earned him the tag (courtesy Nik Cohn) "The Isaac Asimov of Athletics" -- and he currently writes a column for SportsBusiness Journal.
		I wanted to do a piece on all the issues surrounding boxing today, and since it involved extensive conversation with Bert Sugar, and since there was virtually no one else who could or would discuss such things, I decided, what the hell, to simply interview...
	archive.salon.com /news/sports/col/barra/2001/05/09/boxing (681 words)

	Books
		In the not too distant past, boxing writers were often considered the cream of the crop among sports journalists and were usually outlandish characters to boot.
		Bert Sugar, a chip off the old typewriter, with trademark cigar and fedora lid, is a gift to be savored and appreciated, (especially in this age of instant gratification) whether meeting him in person or through his writing.
		In this collection of diversified boxing topics, whether it be historical analysis or raw gut opinion, Sugar, always entertains and enlightens, and never backs down.
	www.ringmemorabilia.com /Boxingbooks.htm (2261 words)

	Boxing in Las Vegas:Sugar "N" Spice 10/15/04.htm
		The stories are almost too numerous to recount; the story of a King Levinsky reduced to selling ties; of a Beau Jack shining shoes; of a Johnny Bratton, homeless and sleeping in cars, etc., etc., etc.; these et ceteras going on for at least four or five pages or more.
		Oh, sure, there are those fighters who have made a life for themselves after boxing--boxers like George Foreman, Max Schmeling, Sugar Ray Leonard, Jimmy McLarnin and a gloveful of others.
		And why these two gentlepersons, while never champions during their careers in the ring, have proven to be champions after they left as they help boxers cope with their challenges after they also have left.
	www.boxinginlasvegas.com /Sugar/sugar_101504.htm (478 words)

	WAIL! The CBZ Journal (May 2001)
		Bert Randolph Sugar is a well-known figure in boxing circles.
		Bert: I'm from Washington DC, partially raised in Richmond, Virginia.
		E: I hope it will include Bert Sugar's all-time top ten in each division.
	www.cyberboxingzone.com /boxing/w52x-ej.htm (4735 words)

	Tim McCarver -- Guests (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		From 1979 – 1983 he served as editor-in-chief of The Ring and in 1998 founded Fight Game magazine.
		Bert Sugar was recently inducted into the International Boxing Hall Of Fame (IBHOF) on June 12, 2005 in Canastota, New York.
		The Tim McCarver Show is a JMJ Films Production: Executive Producer: Jim Moskovitz; Director: Jeff Mitchell; Producers: Jim Moskovitz & Gregg Foster; Writers: Danny Peary & Jim Moskovitz.
	www.timmccarver.com /guest-4.html (254 words)

	Amazon.com: About Buster Paris: Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		I wanted to love Sugar Ray - he was Ali's hero and in a lot of circles he is considered pound for pound the greatest boxer of all time!
		The story is a great story - a very poor family's struggle and their support and love for each other - Sugar Ray's discovery of boxing and his rise to fame and fortune and the phenomenal and heart breaking comeback and the sad decline in the end.
		It doesn't capture the Sugar Ray magic and I felt that Sugar Ray wasn't 100% honest - he and the book were truthful, but I felt that there was something missing - that he wasn't completely honest.
	www.amazon.com /gp/cdp/member-reviews/A15RT3KRZGPL07?_encoding=UTF8 (1904 words)

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