Toughman Contest
{'<entity_0>': 'Bay City', '<entity_1>': 'Toughman Contest', '<entity_2>': 'Sega Mega Drive', '<entity_3>': 'video game', '<entity_4>': 'boxing', '<entity_5>': '1979'}
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The <entity_1>, founded in <entity_5> in <entity_0> by <entity_4> promoter Art Dore, is a chance for the novice amateur <entity_4> (those with no more than five sanctioned wins in the past five years) to test themselves in the ring. Some states, like Florida and Missouri, do not sanction the <entity_1> and other amateur <entity_4> contests unless it is under the rules and regulations of the USAAB. The <entity_1> was started in <entity_5> by Art Dore and Dean Oswald in <entity_0>. <entity_1> is the most widely attended <entity_4> series in the United States in the last three decades. In 1995, Toughman licensed a <entity_3> for the <entity_2> called <entity_1>. A 2007 review of <entity_4> deaths documented six fatalities in "Original Toughman" competitions since <entity_5>, and another ten in "Toughman-style" bouts.
['video game', 'sports festival', 'sports competition']