You may have already seen the HBO documentary "Assault In The
Ring," but if you haven't yet, put it on your to-do list. Just
in case you've forgotten that boxing is filled, top to bottom,
with unbelievable scumbags.  The movie tells the story of the
Luis Resto-Billy Collins Jr. fight from 1983, when the
journeyman Resto pummeled the undefeated Collins beyond
recognition. Immediately after the fight, it was discovered that
most of the padding had been taken out of Resto gloves. He and
his trainer, Panama Lewis, spent two-and-a-half years in jail
each, and were both banned from the sport for life. Less than a
year after the fight, his career ruined and his life in
shambles, Collins drove his car off a road and died.  The
documentary focuses mainly on Resto, who got out of jail and
then saw his life getting even worse. He never got his fighting
license back and couldn't even get certified as a cornerman. His
wife left him, his kids grew up without him, and he struggled
along the bottom layer of the boxing game e