In a cellar somewhere in Eastern Kansas on a farmhouse porch in a box next to a milk crate containing the film of Greb-Walker.
Jel, the memory of the original article on that fight I read once in and old, old edition of Boxing Illustrated is the "video" that plays in my head. What a titanic, epic battle it was!!
I mentioned in the other topic that I'd want these three: -Sullivan vs. Kilrain -Jackson vs. Corbett -Greb vs. Walker
Walter Moore was a former amateur star whose career went off the rails when he was sent to Vietnam and served as a tailgunner. When he came back, he eventually hooked up with Ernie Terrell in Chicago and became the centerpiece to Terrell trying to revitalize the boxing scene up there. Moore ran off a string of wins in 1976-78 and was I think 20-0 with wins over the usual sturdy journeymen. He was a pressing in-fighter without a big punch, sort of a poor man's Joe Frazier, and was getting a push in the boxing mags. Not sure which story is right; Terrell said he was a great talent that just did not want to fight the top heavies and actually said getting him to take a big fight was like "leading a man to the electric chair" but I also heard Moore was frustrated at being moved so slowly. In either case, Moore took a fight with Tiger Roy Williams in Vegas and got stopped. There was no coverage in Ring Magazine or any other magazine, no photos of the fight and no write up I ever found even in the local Chicago Tribune and obviously no footage of the fight. Even being a member of these Classic Boxing Forums where people have seen and remember obscure fights, no one saw the fight even though it was supposedly televised on a Saturday night CBS heavyweight doubleheader. Funny thing is that Moore would have likely gotten a title fight against Larry Holmes had he won.