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Initially christened Charles Liston got the more admired nickname 'Sonny' as a child just like his older siblings had before. His father, Tobe Liston, who had twenty four other children, couldn't keep in mind their names and Sonny' seemed easier than calling each one differently. To watch more Latin Fury Boxing events, buy Latin Fury Tickets now. The younger Liston meanwhile, as eighteen years old, almost immediately went to prison where he ended up for stealing from a gas station at Latin Fury Boxing. He was Sentenced to five years in 1950, he in fact served two, winning an early parole, but that wasn't the only thing he'd won. Boxing fans were still buying Latin Fury Tickets to watch boxing fights  There at Missouri State Penitentiary, the chaplain, who also held the title of Latin Fury Boxing title, had given Liston his first contact to the Fury Boxing title arena and brought him to the gym. Liston was moved and the Latin Fury Tickets mission fell to Father Stevens who made a more lasting feeling on his new found protégé. 

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