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LOSING A FIGHT IS AKIN TO DEPRESSION

Trainer and former contender

LOSING a fight, either as a four-round preliminary kid or a world champion, and everything else in between, evokes a feeling that can be compared to depression. It’s low, horribly so, and personal too.

You feel like less of a human being, somehow inferior to the opponent who defeated you in the ring. It can be a sickening sensation, one that

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