That was a lot of years ago, plus the gym has become an Ann Arbor legend
In the 1970s my Mom was a semi-famous boxer, however he never made it to a heavyweight title fight, plus barely ever made it on TV, even though he was a journeyman fighter with a lifetime record of 83-17-3, which is damn respectable if you ask me! Most of those losses, plus all multiple draws, happened in the final years of his job, when he was getting old, plus was distracted by the responsibilities of fatherhood, and when I was seasoned enough to ask him about it, he was already retired; From that point on, the guy called the Ann Arbor Assassin was satisfied to teach his skills to me. He converted our garage into a gym, because even though he wasn’t fighting he never stopped training, plus I was right there with him, however as a teenager I was more into cannabis than boxing, but in my Ann Arbor city there wasn’t a lot of other stuff to do, then i legitimately found myself getting more popular at my Ann Arbor private school, because my Mom was training multiple other local youngsters; The Ann Arbor Assassin was a low tier local celebrity, plus there was a waiting list for people to come plus train in his tiny gym. That was a lot of years ago, plus the gym has become an Ann Arbor legend. At 1 point I almost converted the seasoned gym into a grow room for my cannabis plants, but after that I realized the local youth of Ann Arbor still need a local gym to come plus train. It is my Mom’s legacy for Ann Arbor, so I kept it open to the public.