Daniel ? Mendoza

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兩百年前，拳擊比賽在英國非常盛行。

Two hundred years ago, boxing was very ? popular in England.

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當(dāng)時(shí)，拳擊手們不戴手套，為爭奪獎金而搏斗。

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At that time, boxers didn’t wear gloves, ? and combated for the competence of rewards.

因此，他們被稱作“職業(yè)拳擊手”。

Therefore, they are called “Professional ? Boxer”.

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不過，拳擊是十分野蠻的，

But, boxing is very savage.

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因?yàn)楫?dāng)時(shí)沒有任何比賽規(guī)則，職業(yè)拳擊手有可能在比賽中受重傷，甚至喪命。

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Because there are no any competing rules at that time, professional boxers were possible to be seriously injured, and even lost their lives.

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拳擊史上最引人注目的人物之一是丹尼爾.門多薩，他生于1764年。

One of the most conspicuous persons on ? the boxing history is Daniel Mendoza, who was ? birthed in 1764.

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1860年昆斯伯里侯爵第一次為拳擊比賽制定了規(guī)則，拳擊比賽這才用上了手套。

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Marquis of Queensberry made boxing match’s rules for the first time, since then the boxing match started to use boxing gloves.

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雖然門多薩嚴(yán)格來講不過是個(gè)職業(yè)拳擊手，但在把這種粗野的拳擊變成一種體育運(yùn)動方面，他作出了重大貢獻(xiàn)。

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Though in a strict principle Mendoza is just a professional boxer, but he made huge contribution on changing the savage boxing into an sport.

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是他把科學(xué)引進(jìn)了這項(xiàng)運(yùn)動。

It’s he who imports science into this ? sport.

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門多薩在他的全盛時(shí)期深受大家歡迎，

On his heydays, Mendoza was very popular among people.

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無論是富人還是窮人都對他祟拜備至。

No matter Seth or paupers all worshiped ? him very much.

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門多薩在14歲時(shí)參加一場拳擊賽后一舉成名。

Mendoza ? became popular suddenly after he attended a boxing match when he was 16.

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這引起當(dāng)時(shí)英國拳壇名將理查德.漢弗萊斯的注意。

This attracted the Richard Humphreys’ attention, who was a ? famous player of England’s boxing circle at that time.

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他主動提出教授門多薩，而年少的門多薩一學(xué)就會。

He brought up to teach Mendoza forwardly, and the young Mendoza could ? master all the things? after study.

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事實(shí)上，門多薩不久便名聲大振，致使?jié)h弗萊斯與他反目為敵。

In fact, Mendoza become very popular in a ? sudden, which caused Humphreys turned against his enemy.

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兩個(gè)人爭吵不休，顯而易見，只有較量一番才能解決問題。

They argued endlessly, and it’s obvious ? that only having a contest can solve the problem.

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于是兩人在斯蒂爾頓設(shè)下賽場，廝打了一個(gè)小時(shí)。

So they settled a court in stilton, and ? fight for an hour.

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公眾把大筆賭注下到了門多薩身上，但他卻輸了。

Public wager a large amount of money on Mendoza, but he lossed.

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后來，門多薩與漢弗萊斯再次在拳擊場上較量，門多薩又輸了一場。

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Afterwards Mendoza competed twice with Humphreys on boxing court, and he failed for another time.

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直到1790年他們第3次對壘，門多薩才終于擊敗漢弗萊斯，成了全英拳擊冠軍。

Until they competed the third time in ? 1790, Mendoza finally beaten Humphreys and won ? the British boxing champion.

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同時(shí)，他建立了一所拳擊學(xué)校，辦得很成功，連拜倫勛爵也成了他的學(xué)生。

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At the same time, he found a boxing school, which encountered a big success, and even Lord Byron

became his student.

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門多薩掙來大筆大筆的錢，一次出場費(fèi)就可多達(dá)100英鎊。

Mendoza ? earned huge amounts of money, even one time appearance fee could reach 100 ? pounds.

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盡管收入不少，但他揮霍無度，經(jīng)常債臺高筑。

Though his income was not less, but he ? squander wantonly and always be up to hhis neck in debt.

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他在被一個(gè)叫杰克遜紳士的拳擊手擊敗后很快被遺忘。

He was quickly forgotten after being ? beaten by a boxer whose name is Mr. Jackson.

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他因無力還債而被捕入獄，最后于1836年在貧困中死去。

He was caught and put into the prison for ? insolvent, and died in poverty in 1836.