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Midnight Mania! Chael Sonnen blasts Jon Jones after latest tweet-and-delete exchange
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Welcome to Midnight Mania!
Chael Sonnen sure knows how to keep his name in the headlines. It’s been just about two years since Sonnen retired following a loss to Lyoto Machida, but that has done little to quell his ability to feud with Jon Jones, one of the best active (sorta) fighters alive. Once again, Sonnen and Jones have clashed online.
Now, the timeline here is a bit iffy, thanks to Jones’ longstanding habit of tweeting-and-deleting whenever he says anything too controversial. From what it appears, the latest kerfuffle began after Sonnen mocked Jones’ recent tweet promising to give birth to greatness.
The story of Augusta-born boxer Bennie Briscoe could be that of Philadelphia s Rocky, if the beloved movie tough guy had never won the big fight.
Born in 1943, Briscoe left Georgia at 16 with few fond memories, except that he once caddied for President Dwight D. Eisenhower at Augusta National Golf Club and was tipped $100.
He went to Philadelphia, found work with the streets department (initially killing rats) and kept at his day job for the next 40 years.
His night job became boxing, and the man they called Bad Bennie was very good.
In a career from 1966 to 1982, he won 66 times with 53 knockouts, lost 25 times and had five draws.