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	~~Stiff -- an opponent that has no experience or style and is expected to get knocked out by a prospect who's building a winning record.~~
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	Cutie -- a stylist-type of boxer with flashy moves and fast hands and feet. For example: The late, great Jersey Joe Walcot is called a cutie by boxing aficionados. The late, great Willie Pep is also called a cutie.

	Robbed -- Term used when believing that the opposite boxer should have been awarded the decision. For example protestors of a decision will say: "He was robbed. The judges are blind. They were watching the wrong bout."

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	Cutie -- a stylist-type of boxer with flashy moves and fast hands and feet. For example: The late, great Jersey Joe Walcot is called a cutie by boxing aficionados. The late, great Willie Pep is also called a cutie.		Cutie -- a stylist-type of boxer with flashy moves and fast hands and feet. For example: The late, great Jersey Joe Walcot is called a cutie by boxing aficionados. The late, great Willie Pep is also called a cutie.

	Robbed -- Term used when believing that the opposite boxer should have been awarded the decision. For example ~~protestor~~ of a decision will say: "He was robbed. The judges are blind. They were watching the wrong bout."		Robbed -- Term used when believing that the opposite boxer should have been awarded the decision. For example protestors of a decision will say: "He was robbed. The judges are blind. They were watching the wrong bout."

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	Stiff -- an opponent that has no experience or style and is expected to get knocked out by a prospect who's building a winning record.		Stiff -- an opponent that has no experience or style and is expected to get knocked out by a prospect who's building a winning record.
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	~~cutie~~ -- a stylist-type of boxer with flashy moves and fast hands and feet. For example: The late, great Jersey Joe Walcot is called a cutie by boxing aficionados. The late, great Willie Pep is also called a cutie.		Cutie -- a stylist-type of boxer with flashy moves and fast hands and feet. For example: The late, great Jersey Joe Walcot is called a cutie by boxing aficionados. The late, great Willie Pep is also called a cutie.

			Robbed -- Term used when believing that the opposite boxer should have been awarded the decision. For example protestor of a decision will say: "He was robbed. The judges are blind. They were watching the wrong bout."

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	Stiff -- an opponent that has no experience or style and is expected to get knocked out by a prospect who building a winning record.		Stiff -- an opponent that has no experience or style and is expected to get knocked out by a prospect who's building a winning record.
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	cutie -- a stylist-type of boxer with flashy moves and fast hands and feet. For example: The late, great Jersey Joe Walcot is called a cutie by boxing aficionados. The late, great Willie Pep is also called a cutie.		cutie -- a stylist-type of boxer with flashy moves and fast hands and feet. For example: The late, great Jersey Joe Walcot is called a cutie by boxing aficionados. The late, great Willie Pep is also called a cutie.

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	Stiff -- an opponent that has no experience or style and is expected to get knocked out by a prospect who building a winning record.		Stiff -- an opponent that has no experience or style and is expected to get knocked out by a prospect who building a winning record.
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	cutie -- a stylist-type of boxer with flashy moves and fast hands and feet.		cutie -- a stylist-type of boxer with flashy moves and fast hands and feet. For example: The late, great Jersey Joe Walcot is called a cutie by boxing aficionados. The late, great Willie Pep is also called a cutie.

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			Stiff -- an opponent that has no experience or style and is expected to get knocked out by a prospect who building a winning record.
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	cutie -- a stylist-type of boxer with flashy moves and fast hands and feet.		cutie -- a stylist-type of boxer with flashy moves and fast hands and feet.

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			cutie -- a stylist-type of boxer with flashy moves and fast hands and feet.

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