It's more than a bit of a shame that as "guy punching other guy square in the face" sports go, boxing currently finds itself in fourth place behind MMA, WWE, and memories of Michael Barrett clocking A.J. Pierzynski in the jaw. As the sport fades out of the conscious, so do its participants, and few reached the heights that Arturo Gatti did. Gatti. at 37, was ancient as a boxer, having just retired two years ago, but tragically young as a murder victim, having been found dead in...