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1. Balloon Fight
   Tingle’s Balloon Fight is one of those “rare” or hard to get games that you have to order directly from Club Nintendo in Japan. It’s a stretched out version of Balloon Fight from the NES except instead of playing as one of the Balloon Fighter’s you play as Tingle. Since the game is stretched over two screens you have much more room to fly around in. It’s most notable when you play “Balloon Trip”, where the screen automatically scrolls to the right and you have to dodge floating spikes. Since you can fly on either top or bottom screen it seems like the DS remake is much easier than the original. While you’re flying around in Balloon Trip there are rupees strapped to balloons that Tingle can snag and increase his score. Other than that, Tingle’s Balloon Fight is pretty much like the other games except Tingle is the star and there is wireless multiplayer for up to four people.
2. The Fighting Temptations
   The Fighting Temptations is a 2003 comedy film produced by Paramount Pictures and MTV Films. It stars Cuba Gooding Jr. and singer Beyonce Knowles as they attempt to revive a town's choir traditions in a modern society.
3. The Crusaders -- Fighting
   The Crusaders are still in the organizational stage and are trying to get 10,000,000 members. They are extremely active among military men and in military schools. Most members do not know that one of the organization's chief functions is "fighting subversive elements," particularly in the schools. In charge of this branch of their activities is Col. Roy Felton Ferrand, head of St. Johns Military Academy, Delafield, Wisconsin, a member of the Crusaders' Advisory Council.
4. Boxing -- Fights
   Boxing is not only about getting into great shape and mastering the tools of the sweet science. An equally important aspect of the fight game is having the mental fortitude to succeed inside the ring! 1269 Words - Date Added: Sep 21, 2004
5. Final Fight -- Final Fight Streetwise
   Unlike its side-scrolling forebears, Final Fight Streetwise is a fully 3D experience, with large expansive levels that give the players plenty of room for exploration. The visuals in the game are looking quite impressive, with an exceptional level of detail evident throughout. A smooth frame rate, along with fast, intuitive controls should keep the game's arcade heritage at the forefront. Cinematic sequences will flesh out the story and give the plotline added drama and intensity. The game won't be as linear as the classic Final Fight titles, with a more open-ended design aiming to open up the experience. The game's level designs will include numerous side-quests, which allow you to compete in additional battles with opponents.
6. Delia Gonzalez -- Fights
   As a professional, Delia began with a 4 round decision win over Lucy Tellez in Texas. A couple of fights later, she beat tough Gloria Ramirez twice, once by knockout in the 3rd, and once by decision in 4. Both fights again took place in Texas. Two more wins followed and a title shot came after that, and she beat Klee Fenie in Las Vegas to become the WIBF's world Flyweight champion. She defended her title against Anissa Zamarron winning on points, then met Phoenix's Yvonne Trevino. Many fans believed Gonzalez actually won that fight, but the judges called it a technical draw (word used for tie in boxing).
7. Laura Serrano -- Fight
   On September 23, 2001 at Sunset Station in San Antonio, Texas, Laura weighed in at 125¾ lbs and won a four-round unanimous (40-36,40-36,39-37) decision over late substitute Snodene Blakeney (130 lbs) of Austin, Texas. Blakeney started well and won the first round on one card but Serrano's boxing skills and counterpunching won the second. Serrano pressed her attack in the third and fourth and was able to outpunch Blakeney in the late going. Blakeney fell to 10-7, 2 KO's. Blakeney agreed to fight Serrano at one day's notice when the scheduled six-rounder with Layla McCarter was scratched after McCarter was found to have a badly swollen right hand at the weigh-in.
8. Chuck Norris -- Fight
   In a street fight, Chuck Norris got scratched in the back by his oponent. Chuck got so pissed that he responded by jumping and disapearing into the air. Seven hours later at 3a.m. Chuck landed on the fool breaking him, and the house for that matter, in two.
9. Muhammad Ali -- Fight
   By the third round, Ali was ahead on points and had opened a cut under Liston's eye. Liston regained some ground in the fourth, as Clay was blinded by a substance in his eyes. It is unconfirmed whether this was something used to close Liston's cuts, or deliberately applied to Liston's gloves for a nefarious purpose; ... Bert Sugar (author, boxing historian and insider) has recalled at least two other Liston fights in which a similar situation occurred, suggesting the possibility that the Liston corner deliberately attempted to cheat.
10. Muhammad Ali -- Fights
    Muhammad Ali is a well known pro-divorce advocate. His tireless and awe-inspiring work in this field has earned him the moniker of "The Greatest" from the legal profession. Many divorce experts and historians have described Mr. Ali as the best divorcee of all time, although this is hotly contested by fans of Henry the VIII and Ike Turner. More recentely, Ali has gained international sympathy with his battle againest Parkinson, a British tv interviewer from the show of the same name. Rumours of a career in boxing cannot be substantiated although he did feature in the infamous Ali vs Frasier fight. Ali Day, celebrated on the 25th of June by lawyers in Zaire, is one of the key dates in the legal calendar.

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