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Text type: Magazine article
Title: Paul “The Hurricane� Briggs
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Paul Brigs AKA: Hurricane was brought up by a hard household in the wrong neck of the woods. His father was a man who lived by the statement “fight for what you believe in�. This statement normally means don’t give up on dreams persevere and you will eventually reach your goals, although in this household this was certainly not the case. Paul's father meant that you must physically fight to get where you want to be in life if some one try’s to get in your way you physically hurt them to prevent this occurring. Paul’s father entered Paul into boxing matches as a young boy no older than 6 years old; this was meant to turn Paul into a man.
So all of his life he was brought up to believe this was his only avenue in life he would not be good at anything else. This is shown in the statement “I Felt like I was trapped in a foreign world, I had......

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