By Lyle Fitzsimmons - For the second time in half a decade, I’m on the move.
After five years and a few months and around the university town of Gainesville, Fla., the nebulous Fitzbitz base of operations will soon be heading to a more permanent bliss along the Gulf-side coast of a perpetually sunshiny state.
And with the aromas of packing tape, cardboard boxes and general upheaval permeating soon-to-be tropical nostrils, I got the urge to look back to the things I blathered around the time the most recent move – from Philadelphia to Florida – was made in 2007.
I’ve always been amazed at how, even in a relatively short period of time, the names and issues that seemed so pertinent back then can transform into today’s ancient history.
For example…
In a column penned for posting on June 1, the day’s hot topic was a conference call masquerade in which a never-boring Yoel Judah pretended to be his son and promised violent mayhem in Zab’s challenge of WBA welterweight belt-holder Miguel Cotto at Madison Square Garden.
Southbound and down: Another page in the traveling notebook [Click Here To Read More]
After five years and a few months and around the university town of Gainesville, Fla., the nebulous Fitzbitz base of operations will soon be heading to a more permanent bliss along the Gulf-side coast of a perpetually sunshiny state.
And with the aromas of packing tape, cardboard boxes and general upheaval permeating soon-to-be tropical nostrils, I got the urge to look back to the things I blathered around the time the most recent move – from Philadelphia to Florida – was made in 2007.
I’ve always been amazed at how, even in a relatively short period of time, the names and issues that seemed so pertinent back then can transform into today’s ancient history.
For example…
In a column penned for posting on June 1, the day’s hot topic was a conference call masquerade in which a never-boring Yoel Judah pretended to be his son and promised violent mayhem in Zab’s challenge of WBA welterweight belt-holder Miguel Cotto at Madison Square Garden.
Southbound and down: Another page in the traveling notebook [Click Here To Read More]

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