An Auckland doctor used fibre to research a rash on Curra's forehead that her scalfi daughter noticed on a video call using fibre,

while her flatmate used the same fibre to game against Doubleshot 22, aka Dave,

who also uses fibre for his café's payment system to keep track of everything

including milk supplies, which may come from the Morrison's automated milking shed in

Timaru, whose fiber also lets them stream a show about strangers getting married that occasionally

features a chorus ad that coincidentally says, New Zealand runs on Fiber.

And McGuigan said to me the key thing is that the gunman, you know, the guys who chose violence as their path.

They love boxing because boxing is a violent and hard sport and the gunman, the sportsman they admire most are

boxes.

With the Tony's, obviously I go back a long way to you know 1991 when he just become world champion

and beaten Michael Nunn in a he was losing that fight and then it the you know he pulled it out and he was just this wonderful fighter that I loved and the skill of Tony and yeah I knew them you know the Greek days when he lost to Jones and things were up and down and then for a long time I was in touch with her but not

support James fighting on.

And I think if anything, what I've done,

the longer I've gone on Tign I've put the emphasis on the quotes

I think when I first started I would have a lot of me in it and attempting to be funny and making little jokes

And after a while I just thought no this is not about attempting to be funny and making little jokes.

And after a while I just thought, no, this is not about me.

This is about the person I'm interviewing. Hello and welcome to this week's episode of Boxing Life Stories with me Trist Dixon.

Delight to say that my guest this week is the award-winning author Donald McRae.

Donald is known in the boxing world

for his brilliant work on boxing,

but he's also known away from the boxing world

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