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90th annual Bengal Bouts continues with Semifinal bouts

Patrick Gallagher, Inigo Yturralde, Jimmy Ward and Hayden Adams | Tuesday, February 25, 2020

Danny “Smiley” Rodgers (Zahm) def. Matt “The Indonesian Assassin” Muliadi (Off Campus) The first bout of the night began as Matt Muliadi, an off-campus graduate student, dodged Danny Rodgers’ flurry of jabs. After both boxers landed a few body shots, Rodgers, a junior from Zahm House, connected on a powerful uppercut to Muliadi’s head. Muliadi

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Students participate in annual boxing tournament to support Holy Cross Missions in Bangladesh

Selena Ponio | Thursday, February 15, 2018

For senior Pat Gordon, what started off as an activity to get his mind off things transformed into a passion. “My mother passed away in high school, and I was upset, looking for an outlet. I walked into a boxing gym and fell in love with it,” Gordon said. Gordon said one of the things

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Strong bodies still fight

Letter to the Editor | Thursday, February 26, 2015

Throughout its 85-year history, the Notre Dame men’s boxing club’s annual Bengal Bouts tournament has become synonymous with the Holy Cross Missions in Bangladesh. The program is notorious for the intense effort and heart seen inside the ring, as well as the deep sense of brotherhood fostered between members of the boxing team. And although the

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Freshman novice finds a path into second round

A.J. Godeaux | Wednesday, February 19, 2014

Every fall, a mass of beginner boxers, “novices” in Bengal-Bouts terms, descends on Stepan Fields to begin workouts in hopes of months later having an arm raised by the referee in victory. Freshman Jack Considine, who Monday night won his first Bengal Bouts fight by unanimous decision, is one of those novices. “I always thought