Fighters who had a disease in the ring

Gee, How did you know that was me? I got busted. Ha Ha.

 

LOL, I’m gonna look you up on the Census Rich, to settle this once and for all.

I should be scanning for Rich “Sonny”’Charles Murrieta, is that correct?

And you’re one of 100 children, is that right?

And, finally, is Murietta your maiden or married name?

How is old SaintPat himself? Young enough to be jibing you like this? To be a Saint, Pat has to actually be dead and canonised (and no, I don’t mean shot out of a cannon - how awful shooting dead people out of cannons).

Hahaha.

 

I am old enough to know better but not old enough to not do it anyway … whatever it is in any given case.

First hint to my username: It isn’t Patrick or any variation, but for you, my friend, I’ll answer to Paddy.

Second hint: I’m not Irish.

Third hint: You better wear green on my birthday. (I’ll accept carrying Dave “Boy” Green around on your back.)

 

Hmm. Not Irish but you know a lot of Brit related stuff, and there’s mention of Davey Boy Green - also your birthday is maybe 17 March? To be sure, to be sure, you’ve got me thinking.

 

Super-middleweight Lee Noble was diagnosed with leukemia in 2014. He had four fights that year, so I assume he already had cancer when he fought.