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The Catastrophist: The Troubled World of Don Jordan

“Chaos” is the only suitable word to describe the career of Don Jordan. Fifty years after he first won the…

9 min read 17 years ago
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The Two Questionable Wins of Muhammad Ali

By: Ken Hissner Muhammad “I Am the Greatest” Ali was the most colorful athlete this writer has ever seen. In…

3 min read 8 years ago
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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…

2 min read 9 years ago
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Willie Pep Was the Biggest of the Little Men in Boxing

By: Ken Hissner When boxing people talk about P4P the very best names like “Sugar” Ray Robinson, Harry “The Pittsburgh…

4 min read 8 years ago
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Who Was Sweeter than “Sugar” Ray Robinson?

Who was Sweeter than “Sugar” Ray Robinson? By: Ken Hissner “Sugar” Ray Robinson to this writer was the greatest P4P…

5 min read 9 years ago
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Kristian “Mr. Reliable” Laight Becomes Most Losing Boxer in History

By: Ken Hissner Kristian “Mr. Reliable” Laight from Warwickshire, UK, this past weekend passed the USA’s Reggie Strickland by having…

2 min read 8 years ago
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Facing Duran: Mamby and Barkley Recall Their Battles With The Legend

Iran Barkley and Saoul Mamby both boxed Roberto Duran and shared some fascinating memories and insights on what it was…

5 min read 17 years ago
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Buster Douglas Recalls The Night He KO’ed Mike Tyson

40-1 underdog James “Buster” Douglas became a worldwide household name on February 11, 1990 – the night he shocked just…

8 min read 16 years ago
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Memory Lane: Ali Live Interview After Foreman-Norton

It may have been the quintessential Muhammad Ali moment – the unbreakable confidence, brilliant tactical mind and hilarious sense of…

4 min read 16 years ago
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Pat Valentino: “A Second Life”

By Carlos Acevedo Pat Valentino, heavyweight contender of the 1940s, was famous both for his savagery in the ring and,…

9 min read 18 years ago
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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…

2 min read 14 years ago
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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…

4 min read 9 years ago
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Tampa’s A La Carte Event Pavilion Hosts Its Final Boxing Card Friday

By: Sean Crose Friday night will see the final fight card go down in the arena on Dana Shores Drive…

2 min read 8 years ago
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Brazil’s Eder Jofre Leads the List of South American Favorites

By: Ken Hissner This writer remembers reading about Brazil’s Eder Jofre seeing a dead chicken ran over by a vehicle…

3 min read 8 years ago
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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…

4 min read 13 years ago
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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…

5 min read 9 years ago
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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…

5 min read 9 years ago
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When Heavyweight Champions Retired with Their Titles

By: Ken Hissner James J. “The Boilermaker” Jeffries retired as World Heavyweight Champion in August of 1904 with a 19-0-2…

2 min read 7 years ago
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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…

3 min read 9 years ago
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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…

5 min read 9 years ago
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WIBF World Flyweight Champion Regina Halmich has Made 44 Title Defenses

By: Ken Hissner Germany’s Regina Halmich, 54-1-1 (16), made her professional debut in March of 1994. In her sixth fight…

3 min read 8 years ago
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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…

5 min read 9 years ago
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Was Muhammad Ali The Most Colorful Athlete in Sports History?

By: Ken Hissner This writer started searching all sports most colorful athletes and they stood out at other sporting events…

2 min read 8 years ago
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Muhammad Ali Beat Four Olympic Gold Medalists

Muhammad Ali Beat Four Olympic Gold Medalists By: Ken Hissner At a boxing event in Atlantic City recently top boxing…

3 min read 8 years ago
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Did A Boxing Match Give Birth To Pop Culture?

Did A Boxing Match Give Birth To Pop Culture? By: Sean Crose After having been regarded as heavyweight champion of…

5 min read 9 years ago