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	Martin grew up on a farm with two brothers and two sisters. He started boxing at age seven at the St. Canicius Gym in ~~Dunngivem, Ireland~~.		Martin grew up on a farm with two brothers and two sisters. He started boxing at age seven at the St. Canicius Gym in Dungiven.

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	Martin grew up on a farm with two brothers and two sisters. He started boxing at age seven at the St. Canicius Gym in Dunngivem, Ireland.		Martin grew up on a farm with two brothers and two sisters. He started boxing at age seven at the St. Canicius Gym in Dunngivem, Ireland.

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	~~Press release.~~		<Human>9055</Human>

	Martin Moore is from Derry, Ireland. He lives and trains in London where he is an employee of American Airlines. Martin�s pro record is 3-12 (he had an amateur record of 80-4) and is managed by Boston�s Chris Falbo, Showtime Networks fight announcer Colonel Bobby Sheridan of Las Vegas, and Peyton Sher of Kansas City. He fights at 136 pounds.

	Martin grew up on a farm with two brothers and two sisters. He started boxing at age seven at the St. Canicius Gym in Dunngivem, Ireland. The sport of boxing appealed to him because he liked the idea of competing one on one in an arena where you only rely on yourself. His ring philosophy is believe in yourself�that you are the best.

	In boxing, you learn by sparring with the best. Martin has sparred with top rated fighters Junior Jones and �Boom Boom� Johnson. His goal is to get a shot at a world title by the time he is 29. Through his management team�s association with Don King and Showtime, that goal is a likely reality.

	~~�Only you can do it when you�re inside the ropes. Inside, you�re on your own.�~~

	~~Martin Moore�s creed is one to live by.~~

	~~Moore has a simple man�s strategy: �Take one (punch) in order to get one in. Hit, and try not to get hit.�~~

	~~Moore dedicates each fight to his father John, who lost one of his legs last year after by-pass~~
	~~surgery. �For a man that�s been active in farming all his life, this is not an easy thing to see,�~~
	~~Moore says.~~

			Martin grew up on a farm with two brothers and two sisters. He started boxing at age seven at the St. Canicius Gym in Dunngivem, Ireland.

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Press release.

Martin Moore is from Derry, Ireland. He lives and trains in London where he is an employee of American Airlines. Martin�s pro record is 3-12 (he had an amateur record of 80-4) and is managed by Boston�s Chris Falbo, Showtime Networks fight announcer Colonel Bobby Sheridan of Las Vegas, and Peyton Sher of Kansas City. He fights at 136 pounds.

Martin grew up on a farm with two brothers and two sisters. He started boxing at age seven at the St. Canicius Gym in Dunngivem, Ireland. The sport of boxing appealed to him because he liked the idea of competing one on one in an arena where you only rely on yourself. His ring philosophy is believe in yourself�that you are the best.

In boxing, you learn by sparring with the best. Martin has sparred with top rated fighters Junior Jones and �Boom Boom� Johnson. His goal is to get a shot at a world title by the time he is 29. Through his management team�s association with Don King and Showtime, that goal is a likely reality.

�Only you can do it when you�re inside the ropes. Inside, you�re on your own.�

Martin Moore�s creed is one to live by.

Moore has a simple man�s strategy: �Take one (punch) in order to get one in. Hit, and try not to get hit.�

Moore dedicates each fight to his father John, who lost one of his legs last year after by-pass
surgery. �For a man that�s been active in farming all his life, this is not an easy thing to see,�
Moore says.