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Abooksigun Minninnewah

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Ill-fated Abooksigun Minninnewah in a pre-fight campaign shot designed to strike the fear of the native american gods into his opponents hearts.
Ill-fated Abooksigun Minninnewah in a pre-fight campaign shot designed to strike the fear of the native american gods into his opponents hearts.

Took part in the 1880 fight. Brother-in-law of and accidentally taken down by Scot Dickinson who went on to win the fight. A Native American his name literally means 'Wildcat Whirlwind'. A pre-fight favourite Abooksigun was well known for wearing a distinctive cougar-skin cloak. This turned out to be his downfall as, on the morning of day 2, it caused a sleepy Dickinson to mistake him for 1878 champion Patamon Yana. Yana was in fact Dickinson's second victim as he embarked on a famous Dutch fugue

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