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I have removed the following final paragraph from the article, as it is irrelevant to the actual subject of 'no contest' results (but it may belong in another article on boxing):
- One year after the fight, Collins died in a car crash that many argue could have been a suicide, because his car and body were found in a lake. Resto was subsequently charged with manslaughter and he served time for it.
Should be renamed "No contest (combat sports)".
The article leaves out one of the most interesting examples ever: Herring-Nakao in 2005. GregorB ( talk) 10:22, 6 November 2010 (UTC)
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I have removed the following final paragraph from the article, as it is irrelevant to the actual subject of 'no contest' results (but it may belong in another article on boxing):
- One year after the fight, Collins died in a car crash that many argue could have been a suicide, because his car and body were found in a lake. Resto was subsequently charged with manslaughter and he served time for it.
Should be renamed "No contest (combat sports)".
The article leaves out one of the most interesting examples ever: Herring-Nakao in 2005. GregorB ( talk) 10:22, 6 November 2010 (UTC)