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Claude Rentfro: The Kansas Battler

By Robert Carson He used to attend all the fights in and around the Kansas City area. A familiar figure…

2 min read 18 years ago
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Boxing Champions without Ammunition

By George D. Blair The former champ lunged at his young opponent. He threw a looping right which once had…

8 min read 18 years ago
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THE GYM: The Real Story of Boxing PART 2

By Murray Gaby (Note: This is part two of a two-part story that was originally published in 1980) Heir apparent…

3 min read 18 years ago
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The Great Eddie Futch – A Place In Boxing History

By Tom Donelson The most important prizefight in boxing’s history would take place on Boxing’s biggest stage – Madison Square…

3 min read 18 years ago
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Jimmy Slattery – Tons of Talent, Short on Will

immy Slattery – Tons of Talent, Short on Will By Angelo Prospero Jr. As a youngster, I often heard my…

5 min read 18 years ago
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A Promoter’s Nightmare

By Robert Carson Bill Owens and Al Walker won’t go down in the Boxing Hall of Fame, but in the…

3 min read 18 years ago
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Men of Iron: George Chuvalo

By L.L. Roberts The bull-necked Croatian-Canadian from Toronto’s rough waterfront district was possibly the toughest of all iron men and…

3 min read 18 years ago
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Men of Iron: Tom Sharkey

By L.L. Roberts Tom Sharkey was born and raised in Ireland of the 1880’s. Already a hard lad, a stint…

4 min read 18 years ago
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Hart vs Root: The Heavyweight Title Fight That Time Forgot

By Guy Louis Rocha and Eric N. Moody MARVIN HART VS. JACK ROOT A century ago, Reno, Nevada had the…

4 min read 18 years ago
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MARVIN HART VS. JACK ROOT (part 2)

By Guy Louis Rocha and Eric N. Moody The Heavyweight Championship Fight That Time Forgot The main problem confronting Egan…

4 min read 18 years ago
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Hart vs Root: Judgment Day (part 3)

By Guy Louis Rocha and Eric N. Moody Judgment day, July 3, arrived like a blast from a steel furnace.…

4 min read 18 years ago
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Archie Moore – Possibly the greatest LHW Ever

By Jim Amato He was possibly the greatest light heavyweight of all time, The wily “Old Mongoose” Archie Moore. The…

4 min read 18 years ago
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Marvis Frazier – The Lost Son

By Jim Ammatto The camera rolls and the highlight clip begins. It shows a young, undefeated but green Marvis Frazier…

3 min read 18 years ago
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The Legacy of Greg Page

By Patricia Page (Wife of Greg Page) How will Greg Page be remembered? Raw natural Heavyweight Champ OR one of…

3 min read 18 years ago
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Do You Remember: Jerry Quarry

By Jim Amato Mike Tyson was the self proclaimed “Baddest Man On The Planet.” Even after his decisive loss to…

5 min read 18 years ago
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Tyson’s Place in boxing history

by Tom Donelson How does one place Mike Tyson in perspective as a fighter? There are fighters that most pundits…

7 min read 18 years ago
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