Olympics Controversy, Buster Douglas Beats Tyson, and Neil Bonnett Dies at Daytona - This DiSH for Feb. 11

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In 2002, controversy marred the Pairs Figure Skating competition.

In 1990, James 'Buster' Douglas pulled off one of the greatest upsets in sports history by beating Mike Tyson.

In 1994, NASCAR driver Neil Bonnett died during a practice run at Daytona International Speedway.

In 1988, Dave 'Tiger' Williams was released by the Hartford Whalers, essentially ending his career. He holds the NHL record for the most penalty minutes of any player to ever skate in the National Hockey League.

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