Do the opening instructions end with Galento informing Tyson he'd slipped Robin the salami?
Old timers seemed to regard Fitzsimmons a bit more highly; with some exceptions. Actually, both Bob and Jim had a fair span between their notable...
Corbett just off (May 1900) a very honorable loss to champion Jeffries, many saying the best he'd looked since he'd fought Sullivan in 1892 --...
Interested in thoughts as to how Jeffries should approach this fight, crouch vs. stand-up, and also lighter-heavier. My understanding is that,...
This is what I HOPE.
If there'd been a light heavy class thru out his career, Fitzsimmon's might well have had a Louis-like 'imperial' championship reign, while also...
Sometimes I think Tunney's punching effectiveness gets rather underrated. He didn't toss thunder and lightning, but he could put a pretty steady...
I do agree that the earlier Frazier could hurt Tyson the better for Joe, though I think Frazier would still need to grind down Tyson. Another...
I suspect Liston would 'prove himself'. In doing so, he may be toppled, or he may be the toppler. There might be a bit of toppling all around...
"Jack Dempsey's natural endowment," Oh, I've seen the rough draft of a speech President Trump plans to deliver in Manassa Colorado....
Would like to note that Cockell had a kidney condition that caused him to water retain. His bloaty appearance was not necessarily indicative of...
Jack Dempsey's natural endowment, developed in to the milieu and opportunities a later era, in ratio to how he developed in his own era. Well,...
I'd murkily favor Langford in ATG heavyweight standings.
Bukkake, thank you for sharing. I really enjoyed Mr. Bienstock's contibutions to the board. Aside from his keen interest in boxing, he had a...
Henry Cooper 1963 Sonny Liston 1964 Oscar Bonavena 1970 Joe Frazier 1971 Jerry Quarry 1972 Ken Norton 1973 George Foreman 1973 Larry Holmes 1980...
