Fighter Durk Dehner " --The New Yorker

" --The New Yorker

and the achievement

and the will to carry on

Ezra Green doesn't have a lot going on for him: he's shorter than average

Fighter Durk Dehner " --The New YorkerOn the South Side of Chicago sits an old gym called The Brick Yard. Ten years ago, on a bitterly cold day, Lucky Gunn wandered into The Brick Yard dressed in a threadbare jacket, looking for refuge. He hadn't expected the owner, Tony Brick, to welcome him with a job and a place to sleep when Lucky's abusive and drug addicted mother made it too dangerous to return home. Dray was a gay man living in a world of straight fighters. When his secret was