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Editor s Pick: Roy Jones - a fighter in a million

Speaking to Thomas Gerbasi, Roy Jones Jr looked back on what made him so special ROY JONES JNR was at ease before his retirement bout against Scott Sigmon in February 2018. That wasn’t a surprise, considering that a journeyman like Sigmon probably wouldn’t have lasted three rounds with a prime Jones. This wasn’t a prime Jones, who, at 49, was about to take the walk to the ring for the 75th time as a professional. But in his mind, the former pound-for-pound king was as good as he’s ever been. That never got affected by the combinations thrown by Father Time.

Connecticut Includes Wagering Revenue in Next 2-Year Budget

Connecticut Includes Wagering Revenue in Next 2-Year Budget © PA As new wagering options like sports betting and iGaming inch closer to possible reality in Connecticut, Gov. Ned Lamont has laid out his goals for the future. Lamont on Wednesday released his two-year budget and indicated that he expects $50 million in revenue from online sports wagering, iGaming and iLottery. That shows optimism on his part that the new state legislature and Connecticut’s two tribes will work out an agreement to expand gambling in the state, according to the Hartford Courant. After years of battling back and forth in Connecticut, it now appears the sides are moving closer to an agreement due to the economic need for revenue brought on by the coronavirus pandemic. The tribes have long maintained they have exclusive rights to offer gambling in the state.

In budget speech, a governor caught between a desire for social justice and fiscal restraint

cheshireherald com - Drew Black Earns National Recognition For His Career In Wrestling

Drew Black Earns National Recognition For His Career In Wrestling Drew Black Earns National Recognition For His Career In Wrestling January 23, 2021 03:00AM by Greg Lederer, Herald Staff Cheshire resident Drew Black is well aware of the impact that the sport of wrestling has had on his life. Over his 23 seasons as head coach at Wesleyan University in Middletown, he has enjoyed attending the annual Connecticut Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame Dinner to listen to many of his colleagues share their similar stories of determination and perseverance. “They always do a great job at the event,” stated Black. “I always thought that it would be good to one day get honored. When you’ve done something for a long time, it is always nice to be recognized for your hard work.”

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