SUMMER GAMES SPOTLIGHT : BARCELONA ’92 OLYMPICS : IT’S NOT EXACTLY STING LIKE A BEE

And now, another poem written by American super-heavyweight boxer Larry Donald, determined as ever to dethrone heavyweight boxing champion Evander Holyfield some day.

A lot of people might think it’s unfair / I will become the first fighter who’s a billionaire.

Some people might think it’s a dream / But those same people will scream .

Stop the fight! Stop the fight! Before he kills the former champ tonight!

But at the end they will all agree / That the real champion of the world is me.

This a daily roundup of Olympic-related items from reporters in Barcelona from the Los Angeles Times, Newsday, Baltimore Sun and Hartford Courant, all Times-Mirror newspapers.