similar to Manswell's—a loss against the only really good fighter (Robert Helenius) he faced. But that's better than Orlov's record, which includes many losses against both good and bad opponents. Again, Orlov's advantage is his size; he is 6' 9" and occasionally north of 300 pounds, and could give Tony problems in a 3-round fight.

The only matchup which stayed constant is probably the best of the first round, as #210 Michael Sprott (36-15-0) takes on #138 Tye Fields (45-3-0). Like Orlov, Fields is a giant (6' 8", 275 or so), he's a better fighter than Orlov. Still, his record is enormously padded and only roughly a dozen or so of his 45 wins are over 'name' fighters. He recently lost to Michael Grant, while Sprott has had mixed
364 So.2d 521 (1978)
Larry Eugene MOSER, Appellant,
v.
Linda B. DAVIS, Appellee.
No. 78-378.
District Court of Appeal of Florida, Second District.
November 15, 1978.
David Luther Woodward of the Law Offices of David Luther Woodward, Chartered, Tampa, for appellant.
No appearance for appellee.
GRIMES, Chief Judge.
This is an appeal from an order directing that appellant (father) deliver to appellee (mother) the physical custody of two of their children.
In 1968 the mother and father were divorced in North Carolina. The divorce decree awarded custody of their three children to the father. After the mother remarried, the parties agreed to place the children in the custody of the mother. The North Carolina court, in 1973, issued an order confirming the change of custody. The mother moved to Georgia in 1977 and took the children with her. Later