Cancer Loses Fight
Reuters- Ontario Canada
Jacqueline Nemeth met up with Cancer for her forth bout of
chemotherapy of a series of sixteen today in what many commentators
and fight fans called "Total Domination."
Unlike her previous three chemotherapy fights which ended in a draw
and two split decisions, this bout was a unanimous decision in her
favour by an overwhelming majority. Many in attendance claimed they
got their money's worth of fight in an epic two hour battle that ended
with cancer losing once again in a series of increasingly excellent
fights.
"This young lady took out her opponent early in the fight and easily
controlled the pace and outcome of the match from the get go," said
her Doctor. "I haven't seen a chemotherapy fight go down that smoothly
in a while. A real inspiration for others."
Her husband and coach Dougie Nemeth coached her to a third win in a
series of sixteen contract fights. "Oh it was total ownage. I have
never seen a fighter control a fight like that since Randy Couture
beat Tito Ortiz for the Light Heavyweight title at UFC 43. I wish I
could take more credit but really she's a natural. She has great
instincts and knows when to go in for the kill. If cancer had an a.s
she would have spanked it today. This kid has talents and cancer just
doesn't have what it takes to hang in the same ring. I look forward to
better beat downs by her in the future"
Jacqueline improved her record to 3-0-1. After a shaky start which
ended with her first fight being a draw she came back to get two split
decisions and then this powerful unanimous decision win.
The fight started off with Jacqueline showing up with family and
friends, many who took time off to get ringside seats for this fight.
The nurses and doctors at the facility have taken to calling her
train, "The Neemroller," due to the many people who show up for it.
"I have yet to see so many people who all want to be supportive for a
fighter. When she shows up for a bout all the nurses say, 'Here comes
the Neemroller' because there is a train of supporters," said a local
nurse. "People better keep an eye out for this Woman because she'll be
the Champ some day."
When asked for comment on the fight Jacqueline stated, "I came up in
weight for this fight. Previously I had fought at a lower weight and I
think that weakened me. As time goes by my skills improve and each
fight is more exciting and more decisive for me."
The after party saw many people celebrating and many phone calls to
the residence in congratulations. It also saw Coach Dougie whipping
off his pants, tying them around his head, and dancing on the table to
the music of "K.C. & The Sunshine Band's" hit "Shake Your Booty." When
asked for comment on his actions he simply threw margaritas at this
reporter and yelled, "Break out the wine gums boys! Tonight we're
partying!"
Dougie®
http://fatehfightclub.tripod.com
Dougie? - 14 May 2004 22:05 GMT
Cancer Loses Fifth Fight In Series
Reuters- Ontario Canada
Jacqueline Nemeth met up with Cancer for her fifth bout of
chemotherapy of a series of sixteen today and pulled out a win in
record time.
Improving her record to 4-0-1 Jacqueline not only pulled off a
convincing win but pummelled her previous best time by thirty minutes,
winning this bout in the "Chemo 16" fights in a simple hour and thirty
minutes.
Commenting on the fight Jacqueline stated, "I had a lot of things to
do today and sitting in a hospital for two plus hours wasn't on the
menu. Wal-Mart had a special on shoes and I couldn't miss that." As
many fans, well-wishers, and casual on-lookers watched Jacqueline
surprised and astounded everyone with her casual attitude and speedy
dispatch of her opponent.
As usual, Jacqueline was escorted to the ring by friends and family.
Her entourage has grown continually as many people jump on this
bandwagon.
Nurses at the London Regional Cancer Centre openly admitted to being
surprised at he large supportive crowd that Jacqueline draws each time
she shows up for a fight. "I have never seen so many supportive people
all here to see a patient kick some cancer heiney." said one of the
nurses. "It's national nurses week and we're all cheering for her."
Jacqueline's coach and husband Dougie, proudly waved the Canadian flag
and was already seen planning the training for her next fight in 2
weeks. "She's on a great diet and good training program. We only bring
in the best training partners and we're going to take this series of
fights hands down. I don't know why cancer even keeps trying. It's
just way out of her league."
Current betting odds in Las Vegas are seventy to one in Jacqueline's
favour.
Dougie®
http://fatehfightclub.tripod.com
stew - 14 May 2004 22:16 GMT
On Fri, 14 May 2004 17:05:17 -0400, Dougie®
<dougee.REMOVE@canada.REMOVE.com> wrote:
>Cancer Loses Fifth Fight In Series
>Reuters- Ontario Canada
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>Dougie®
>http://fatehfightclub.tripod.com
Yes
Way to go Jacqueline
Kick its a.s
You rock,
thanks dougie that made my day.
Frank (aka) "stew"
Dougie? - 18 May 2004 05:39 GMT
Last summer at the beach.
http://fatehfightclub.tripod.com/Family1.jpg
What a great time. We'll be back there again when we're
better.
Dougie®
Fateh's Fight Club
http://fatehfightclub.tripod.com
Alayne - 18 May 2004 07:43 GMT
> Last summer at the beach.
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> Fateh's Fight Club
> http://fatehfightclub.tripod.com
Beautiful photo Dougie.
Hugs
Alayne
J - 19 May 2004 02:23 GMT
"Dougie®" wrote:
> Last summer at the beach.
>
> http://fatehfightclub.tripod.com/Family1.jpg
>
> What a great time. We'll be back there again when we're
> better.
Thanks for sharing, Dougie,
Nice looking family, nice beach - one of the Great Lakes?.
Hope you'll be enjoying it very soon.
J
Phyllis Copp - 19 May 2004 03:06 GMT
> Last summer at the beach.
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> Fateh's Fight Club
> http://fatehfightclub.tripod.com
What a good picture! What I'd like to know is, how did my dog get into your
picture!? (>:
Phyllis