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“A lot of these kids have no fathers, and they want to be gangsters. They don't believe in God and have no faith in anything but their own instincts. Boxing provides a way for them to express themselves in a positive way, and I'm happy to be able to help them.”

Quote by Bobby Slayton

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Bobby Slayton is an American comedian known for his unique humor style and satirical remarks. Born on May 25, 1955, he has been active in the comedy industry since the 1980s. Slayton is recognized for his performances in television shows, movies, and stage plays, often involving social and political topics. more

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