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Browse notable boxers such as Muhammad Ali, Rubin Carter, and Vincent Gigante.


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profile name: Muhammad Ali
profile occupation: Boxer, Philanthropist
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profile name: Rubin Carter
profile occupation: Boxer
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profile name: Mike Tyson
profile occupation: Boxer
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profile name: Joe Frazier
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profile name: Oscar De La Hoya
profile occupation: Boxer
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profile name: Jake LaMotta
profile occupation: Boxer
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