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36 Gene Tunney and Max Schmeling won three. Rocky Marciano and Carmen Basilio won three in succession. Basilio was involved in five in a row. But only Joe Louis and Muhammad Ali won four. What?
Answer = Ring Magazine's "Fight of the Year"
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I see what they have done with the 2 cycling questions that are the same , they have 2 question 36's , so the first cycling question should be 37 and all questions after that should be 1 number more i.e question 38 should be 39 and 39 should be 40 etc etc.
The cycling question Complete this list: Wendy, Rebecca, and Joanna; Wendy, Lizzie and Joanna; Laura, Wendy and Danielle; Danielle, Laura and Joanna; Danielle, Laura and…
should only appear once as question 38.
No that don't seem right , sorry it's late , they have messed up and got 2 question 36's and 2 of the same cycling questions but im getting more confused the more I look at it , it is quite simple to remedy but im too tired to sort it now so will leave till tomorrow.0 -
11 What have Australia, India, Ireland, South Africa, Trinidad and Tobago, Italy and Peru achieved that New Zealand hasn’t?
Answer - Been the birthplace of an England Test cricket captain.
Here's a reasonable list from elsewhere on the Internet in case you feel Peru seems unlikely :-)
Lord Harris (Trindad), Tim O'Brien (Ireland), Plum Warner (Trinidad), Fred Fane (Ireland), Douglas Jardine (india), Cyril Walters (Wales), Gubby Allen (Australia), Freddie Brown (Peru), Don Carr (Germany), Colin Cowdrey (India), Ted Dexter (Italy), Tony Lewis (Wales, but technically it's the England & Wales cricket team), Mike Denness (Scotland), Tony Greig (South Africa), Allen Lamb (South Africa), Nasser Hussein (India), Andrew Strauss (South Africa) and Kevin Pieterson (South Africa)0 -
37 should be this
Chris, Bradley, Chris, David and Tom: which name is missing from this list? Answer - Sean
it is down as second question 36
38 should be
Complete this list: Wendy, Rebecca, and Joanna; Wendy, Lizzie and Joanna; Laura, Wendy and Danielle; Danielle, Laura and Joanna; Danielle, Laura and… - Answer - Elinor
it is down twice as 37 and 38 so only needs to be answered once
all after that should be as they are.0 -
34. I was going to say that they all retired as undefeated World Champions - according to their respective wiki pages, except for Lennox 'The Lion' Lewis, although his defeats might have been pre world champion status? Not 100%
Brockton Blockbuster
The Terminator
The Liquidator
The Italian Dragon
El Finito
Lion
Can't find The Phantom
edit* perhaps it's just that they all successfully defended their world titles? gah it's late!34 What do The Brockton Blockbuster, The Phantom, The Terminator, Lion, El Finito, The Liquidator and The Italian Dragon have in common?
Answer = They are all undefeated boxing world champions
(The Brockton Blockbuster = Rocky Marciano, The Phantom = Sven Ottke, The Terminator = Harry Simon, Lion = Mihai Leu, El Finito = Ricardo Lopez, The Liquidator = Edwin Valero, The Italian Dragon = Joe Calzaghe)
Looking at Lewis's defeats - he beat both of them in re-matches so he retired as a World Champion with no unavenged defeats.0 -
35 Complete this sequence: Bob Fitzsimmons, Thomas Hearns, Hearns, Oscar De La Hoya, Manny Pacquiao and…
Answer = Manny Pacquiao (again)
(They were each the first to win world titles in multiple weight divisions: Fitzsimmons was the first to win at 3 different weights; Hearns was first to win at 4 and subsequently 5 different weights; De La Hoya was the first to win at 6 different weights; Pacquiao was the first to win at 7 and subsequently 8 different weights)
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40 Dennis Priestley, John Part, Raymond van Barneveld, Wayne Mardle, Mark Webster and Dave Chisnall: what’s the connection?
Answer = They have all knocked Phil "The Power" Taylor out of the PDC World Darts Championship
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Q9. I believe the answer is Monza, Italy. (with least number of turns)
http://formula1.sporting99.com/formula-one-race/circuits.htmlJan = iPod Touch; £100 Waterstone's vouchers; 4 Country CDs: Sky+ HD package inc. LCD TV; Palm Treo Smartphone0 -
19 Who is next in this English Super League sequence: Danny, Sam, Rangi, Pat, Brett and James?
the answer is JAMES
all were rugby league 'man of steel' for the last few years
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man_of_Steel_AwardsI do it just for fun and whatever I win is a bonus0 -
Have emailed them about having two questions numbered 36 and the cycling question that appears twice , don't want everyone doing all this work only for us all to get disqualified because of their mistakes. Will update when and IF I get a reply.0
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