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Louis-Galento: A Hype Master Proves He’s More Than Just Hype
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Louis-Galento: A Hype Master Proves He’s More Than Just Hype

Louis-Galento: A Hype Master Proves He’s More Than Just Hype By: Sean Crose Tony Galento had some kind of left. Just how powerful was the stocky heavyweight's power punch? Powerful…
Posted by Staff 06/26/2017
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STANLEY SCOTT: Knock Him Out or Be Knocked Out Was His Game!

STANLEY SCOTT: Knock Him Out or Be Knocked Out Was His Game! By: Ken Hissner “He was one of the most exciting kids I had at the Tropicana. He would…
Posted by Staff 06/16/2017
Why Jeffries Came Back for Johnson & Marciano Didn’t for Johansson!
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Why Jeffries Came Back for Johnson & Marciano Didn’t for Johansson!

Why Jeffries Came Back for Johnson & Marciano Didn’t for Johansson! By: Ken Hissner James J “The Boilermaker” Jeffries was considered one of the all-time great heavyweight champions when he…
Posted by Staff 06/07/2017
Once 48-0 Lee Sala of Donora, PA, Inducted Into PA BHOF!
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Once 48-0 Lee Sala of Donora, PA, Inducted Into PA BHOF!

Once 48-0 Lee Sala of Donora, PA, Inducted Into PA BHOF! By: Ken Hissner Donora, PA, home of one of the greatest baseball players in the history of the game…
Posted by Staff 05/25/2017
3 Olympic Boxing Gold Medal Winners in Papp, Stevenson & Savon!
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3 Olympic Boxing Gold Medal Winners in Papp, Stevenson & Savon!

3 Olympic Boxing Gold Medal Winners in Papp, Stevenson & Savon! By: Ken Hissner Hungarian southpaw Laszlo Papp won Olympic Gold Medals in boxing in 1948, 1952 and 1956. When…
Posted by Staff 05/02/2017
Muhammad Ali In Fat City History
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Muhammad Ali In Fat City History

Muhammad Ali In Fat City History By: Jorge Martinez Recent events have exposed fissures in our union and rocked our national identity. It is in this venue that I share…
Posted by Staff 04/20/2017
American Boxers Fighting Out of Japan Back to 1961!
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American Boxers Fighting Out of Japan Back to 1961!

American Boxers Fighting Out of Japan Back to 1961! By: Ken Hissner Japan is a hot bed for boxers with quite a bit of activity on the small island. In…
Posted by Staff 04/19/2017
Why People Are Still Talking About The Hagler-Leonard Fight 30 Years Later
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Why People Are Still Talking About The Hagler-Leonard Fight 30 Years Later

Why People Are Still Talking About The Hagler-Leonard Fight 30 Years Later By: Sean Crose In all honesty, I’m surprised the fight is still such a big deal. As the…
Posted by Staff 04/06/2017
The Night Joe Louis Became An Icon
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The Night Joe Louis Became An Icon

The Night Joe Louis Became An Icon By: Sean Crose Joe Louis is a pleasure to watch. Unlike many fighters who might be considered “Old Time,” there’s nothing archaic about…
Posted by Staff 03/31/2017
The Most Controversial Sporting Event In History: Gene Tunney vs. Jack Dempsey
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The Most Controversial Sporting Event In History: Gene Tunney vs. Jack Dempsey

The Most Controversial Sporting Event In History: Gene Tunney vs. Jack Dempsey Some contemporary boxers go month after month without a fight. Heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey went years. That’s years.…
Posted by staff 03/27/2017
The Title Fight That May Have Brought Down A Town: Dempsey-Gibbons
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The Title Fight That May Have Brought Down A Town: Dempsey-Gibbons

The Title Fight That May Have Brought Down A Town: Dempsey-Gibbons By: Sean Crose You don’t hear much about Shelby, Montana these days, though just over a hundred years ago,…
Posted by staff 03/11/2017
The Great Battering: Dempsey-Willard
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The Great Battering: Dempsey-Willard

The Great Battering: Dempsey-Willard By: Sean Crose Jess Willard may not have been a modern heavyweight, but he was certainly built like one. Standing over six and a half feet…
Posted by staff 03/05/2017
Don’t Call It A Comeback: Johnson-Jeffries
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Don’t Call It A Comeback: Johnson-Jeffries

Don’t Call It A Comeback: Johnson-Jeffries By: Sean Crose Jack Johnson was not only the first African American heavyweight champion of the world, he was also quite the character. A…
Posted by staff 02/25/2017
“Prince” Charles Williams IBF Light Heavyweight Champion!
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“Prince” Charles Williams IBF Light Heavyweight Champion!

“Prince” Charles Williams IBF Light Heavyweight Champion! By: Ken Hissner “Prince” Charles Williams turned professional in 1978 dropping his first bout before going 8-0-2. He would suffer his first loss…
Posted by staff 02/21/2017
The Day Jack Johnson Punched Through The Color Line
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The Day Jack Johnson Punched Through The Color Line

The Day Jack Johnson Punched Through The Color Line By: Sean Crose If I were to be asked which fighters would still be remembered in a hundred years from now,…
Posted by staff 02/17/2017

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