reading some books on darcys career past while. one question i had for a good friend of mine...who i bow to in the area of knowledge of all...
ageing does that. cant pull the trigger and so on. nothing will shock me with this rematch though.
good stuff. just sent you a pm on there. look forward to diving into it.
did our burt here say he seen them spar ?
sitting on it for too long....les darcy - australias golden boy of boxing...raymond swanwick
funny. i have recently developed a huge appreciation for andre ward. maybe not 'past' enough for a thread on this section of the forum though.
In 1935 Jersey Joe Walcott had become a boxing big shot around Camden, New Jersey, although this did nothing to help his financial situation as he...
McFarland, Cleverest Boxer of All Time, Proved Champions Aren't Always Best -------- Edgren Says Chicagoan at Official 135 Today Would Be Kingpin....
It was time for him to enter the ring in New Orleans for his rematch with Ali, but Leon had disappeared, and neither his camp nor his...
this is a scan from one of my magazines... http://classicboxingsociety.blogspot.ie/2015/02/blog-post_56.html?spref=fb
i think...unless someone can prove me wrong....billy fox is still alive today.
good man burt......imagine al mccoy forever in the history books as first southpaw champion...and got to have something like 40 odd pro fights...
seeing as you mentioned his book...and who darcy rubbed shoulders with... ..... A knock on the Broztell Hotel door. Les opens it. It is the...
these are a couple of those darcy books i'll be starting on soon.. http://i.imgur.com/v1gWR1j.jpg
came to post that. yes. people will say he was more irish-american...but i agree with you
