My name is Al Stover and I am the Eagle Life Editor for the Easterner newspaper. I am a journalism major who has interviewed characters like cage fighters, drag queens and paranormal investigators.My dream is to work at a major magazine or newspaper and to become a best selling author.
This page focuses on several different kinds of combat sports such as boxing, mixed martial arts, kick boxing and others. I’m also a huge comic book fan and post comic related things from time to time as well as Supernatural or other things that I come across. Also I like to put up quotes whether they are inspirational or just plain funny.
I am a fan of MMA, boxing, kick boxing, and even pro wrestling. I write and post about anything that involves combat and fighters, including comic book superheroes and villians, because those guys and gals are fighters in their own right.
I also post quotes and other stuff.
Terrell Gausha is a national champion who will be competing in the Men’s Middleweight division at the Olympics. Gausha talks about getting his start in Cleveland and how he had six fights in one week to win the U.S. championship.
Here is the first in a series of posts about the men and women representing the United States in the Olympics in the sport of boxing. While men’s boxing has had a lengthy history and produced many future champions, the 2012 Olympics will be the first time where women’s boxing is an event.
Similar to the Invicta posts, these will mainly comprise of videos of highlights or moments, as well as pictures.
This one features Quanitta “Queen” Underwood, from Seattle, Washington. She will be fighting in the Women’s Light (60Kg), sparring with Anderson Cooper.
Here is a link to an article from the New York Times that talks about how she qualified for the Olympics, as well how her and her sister survived sexual abuse from her father.
