Style Analysis Sugar Ray Leonard v.s. Marvin Hagler
Style Analysis Sugar Ray Leonard v.s. Marvin Hagler By: Sean Kim The flow of Ray Leonard’s footwork in the face…
Mark Holmes “Living in the Shadow” But Good Enough on His Own!
Mark Holmes “Living in the Shadow” But Good Enough on His Own! By: Ken Hissner Too many times when a…
When Ali Fought Foreman
By: Jordan Seward 42 years ago to the day Muhammad Ali fought George Foreman in the rumble in the jungle…
Ted “Kid” Lewis – The Greatest Boxer From Great Britain
by Armando Paz Perhaps second only to Jimmy Wilde, Ted “Kid” Lewis (192-32-14 79 KO’s) would be the greatest boxer…
Defining Greatness: Giulio Rinaldi and The Last Hoorah of Archie Moore
By Geoff Booth You’re probably asking yourself who is Giulio Rinaldi? Is he any good? How come he’s never mentioned…
Primetime Boxing on Network TV? A Brief Examination – Part 1
by Charles Jay Richard Schaefer of Golden Boy was beaming after his company’s appearance on CBS, and justifiably so, because…
Muhammad Ali: His Life as Demon, Saint & Greatest Heavyweight
By Ivan G. Goldman Muhammad Ali, born Jan. 17, 1942, celebrates his 71st birthday as a worldwide symbol of peace…
Jackie Kallen: Michael Dokes Passes Away, Another Boxing Loss
By Jackie Kallen It has been a bad year so far for boxing deaths. LeRoy Neiman, Bert Sugar, Bill Miller,…
Jackie Kallen: Bill Miller: Another great loss in boxing
By Jackie Kallen Where would I be without Bill “Pops” Miller? He single-handedly changed my life when he agreed to…
Jackie Kallen: Farewell to LeRoy Nieman
By Jackie Kallen I am so sad to hear that my dear friend LeRoy Nieman has passed away at 91…
Pennsylvania Supreme Court a Key Culprit in Live Entombment of Ex-Philly Lightweight Anthony Fletcher
By Ivan G. Goldman On June 9, 2004 an appellate judge in Pennsylvania ordered a new trial for ex-Philadelphia lightweight…
Johnny Tapia versus Danny Romero — What a Night!
By Ivan G. Goldman One of my favorite boxing stories grew out of the storied July 18, 1997 clash between…
Johnny Tapia, Age 45, Scores Draw against the Devil
By Ivan G. Goldman Johnny Tapia, found dead in his Albuquerque home Sunday night of unknown causes, led a tortured,…
Jackie Kallen on Boxing: Remembering Angelo Dundee
By Jackie Kallen I am writing this with a very heavy heart. The boxing world has lost a true legend…
No Mo Joe – A Poem for Joe Frazier
By Jim Gustafson No mo joe November 8,2011 At about six AM, I picked up the paper By the street…
Smokin’ Joe Frazier – A Perspective
by Charles Jay I don’t know that it’s such a natural thing to wax poetic about Joe Frazier, because he…
Joe Frazier: Remembering Smokin’ Joe’s 10 Greatest Moments
by Hans Olson In honor of Joe Frazier…here is a collection of the greatest moments from Smokin’ Joe… 1. The…
The Mount Rushmore Of Boxing – Honoring The Most Important Figures
By Barry Lindenman Recently, I started thinking of the most important figures of the boxing world of the past century.…
Scoring the “ROCKY” Rounds
By Barry Lindenman It’s the classic: the boxing movie by which all other boxing movies are measured against. Surprisingly, after…
Champs And the Chiefs: Heavyweight Champions & Presidents of the United States
A Historical Perspective About the Heavyweight Boxing Champions and The Presidents of the United States By Barry Lindenman The heavyweight…
‘The Donald’ Plays His Trump Card for Spinks vs Cooney
By Charles Jay Donald Trump may have been a key factor in the demise of the United States Football League,…
Henry Cooper Was Legitimate Legend Of British Ring
By Charles Jay Henry Cooper, who died last week just shy of his 77th birthday, was a hell of a…
Did Jack Dempsey Really Consider AC Mayor To Become His Manager?
By Charles Jay Edward L. Bader was the mayor of Atlantic City during a critical time in the city’s history.…
Atlantic City Mobilizes To Get Into Big-Time Boxing in 1921
By Charles Jay The impact of the 1921 Jack Dempsey-Georges Carpentier fight in Jersey City was not lost on anyone…
Jack Dempsey – Carpentier Fight Almost Wound Up In Atlantic City
By Charles Jay In 1921 Jack Dempsey was the king of the hill among fighters and Tex Rickard had the…