Remembering Paolo Rosi
Paolo Rosi depended on aggressiveness, solid punching and deceiving punching power to forge a name for himself in the lightweight division from 1951 to 1962.
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Paolo Rosi depended on aggressiveness, solid punching and deceiving punching power to forge a name for himself in the lightweight division from 1951 to 1962.
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I first met Marion Conner in 1965. I was a ten year old boy, and my father had taken me to some sort of sporting show.
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An interview with Bob Foster entitled Bob Foster: The Borger Banger by Austin Killeen
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James “Quick” Tillis: The Fighting Cowboy.
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Norman E. Selby was born in the hamlet of Moscow, Indiana, on October 13, 1872.
The Curious Case of Norman Selby Read More »
Uncrowned Champions is a collection of essays recounting the greatness and the tragic oversight of prize fighters from the first half of the 20th century.
Book Review: UnCrowned Champions Read More »
Davey Armstrong was a 3 time U.S. Olympic boxer.
Davey Lee Armstrong: The Ambidextrous Wonder Read More »
Herrera was the prototype for the hard hitting, hard drinking Latin prizefighter, noted in his day for having the heaviest punch (and heaviest thirst) of any fighter at or near his weight.
Aurelio Herrera- Boxing’s First Latino Superstar Read More »
The world, by heaven, had a fighter on its hands when Edward Patrick Walker made his way into it on July 13, 1901.
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