“It is late October 2011, in Toronto, a time of year when the chill lays siege to your bones. The clouds menace overhead, tumbling like waves, seemingly within reach. In St. James Park, close to 2000 protesters gather; the marginalized voiceless—legitimate and otherwise—congregate in a small park within shouting distance of the epicenter of Canadian finance to give sound to their disparate plight.”
Read “New Paradigms: On Carl Froch and Lucian Bute” on The Cruelest Sport
http://thecruelestsport.com/2012/06/01/new-paradigms-on-carl-froch-and-lucian-bute/
In Between Rounds 