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Boxing announcer Mark Beiro has called scores of professional and amateur fights in his career, but he refuses to be ringside at Toughman bouts.The competitions, pitting inexperienced fighters against each other in unregulated bouts, billed as brawling for fun, appeal to the uncaged savage in all of us, he said. Toughman loosens about every restriction that boxing currently has and makes it that much more dangerous, said Beiro, one of the nation s best known boxing announcers. Personally, I am surprised more people haven t been permanently injured or killed in it. Criticism of the events flared up again last week when a 30-year-old mother of two died after entering a Toughman competition in Sarasota. She was the 10th contestant to die in the 24-year history of Toughman.In a statement, competition founder and promoter Al Dore denied that the events are dangerous, and he billed them as safer than conventional professional and amateur boxing. After the woman s death, though, Dore temporarily halted the traveling show.Sarasota police are investigating whether a crime was committed when Stacy Young, who had never boxed before, was pummeled by a woman who appeared to have more exper
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