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About Me
- Gary Digital Williams
- BATB is "The place to go if you want to know about any upcoming show or results, from amateur to the pros, in Virginia, Maryland and the District." -- Thom Loverro, The Washington Times. I've covered the Boxing scene in the Washington, DC/Baltimore area for 36 years. I was inducted into the Washington, DC Boxing Hall of Fame in November, 2009. I am also a feature writer for Fightnews.com. I was the play-by-play announcer on the TV series "Boxing Spotlight" which highlighted pro boxing along the Beltway. I have also appeared on numerous radio stations across the country talking about the sport. You can hear my audio commentaries, interviews and play-by-play calls by downloading the free Boxing Along The Beltway Podcast Network on Spreaker.com, IHeartradio.com, Stitcher.com,Tunein.com, Podcast Addict, Google Podcasts and Spotify! I'm also proud to say that I am in my 26th year serving as the public address announcer for Coppin State University Eagles Men's and Women's Basketball! I also cover boxing and the Washington pro football team for the Washington Informer Newspaper!
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This wasn't TNT's best fight but, that doesn't mean he isn't still a champ. Many fighters would kill to have a record like his, and just because he has a loss doesn't mean he can't ever win again. Pryor did well and kept up his side of the fight, TNT will be back. We must take into consideration TNT didn't have much preparation time for this fight which may have hindered his performance. Pryor did well and towards the end it became a close match between the too. Best of luck to you both, the sport of boxing should learn to be less judgmental just because someone loses one fight doesn't mean they're a loser, example Paul Williams was knocked out by Sergio Martinez but that doesn't mean he's not still a champ.
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