best all jewish fight

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  1. doug.ie

    doug.ie 'Classic Boxing Society' Full Member

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    i was thinking about this today...without doing any research, top of my head i thought benny leonard v lew tendler (1st).

    any of you think of a better all jewish fight.
     
  2. Green Man

    Green Man Guest

    I've read that the all jewish fight between Benny Laonard and Charlie White was an all out war.
     
  3. Bummy Davis

    Bummy Davis Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Al Bummy Davis and Schoolboy Bernie Friedkin was a big fight for Brownsville Brooklyn but I think Leonard -Tendler tops it
     
  4. burt bienstock

    burt bienstock Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Benny Leonard vs Lew Tendler of course #1
    Ruby Goldstein vs. Sid Terris is #2
    Why? Ruby Goldstein as a young lightweight was considered the hardest punching
    lightweight since Aurelio Herrera, who either dropped or kod everyone he fought til he met the
    young wild Midwesterner Ace Hudkins in Coney Island called the Nebraskan Wildcat.
    My dad saw that bout and in the 1st round Goldstein dropped Hudkins on his back
    with a right hand, but was shocked when Hudkins got up and proceeded to expose
    Ruby Goldstein's glass jaw koing Ruby for his 1st loss.
    Sid Terris the "galloping Ghost" was considered the fastest lightweight til his time but
    a weak hitter. These two rivals met and in the 1st round Goldstein's patented right hand
    dropped Terris who somehow got to his feet and timed a right hand on Goldstein's
    jaw koing Ruby who not long after retired and became a famous referee...
    Ruby Goldstein vs Sid Terris, great rivalry...
    #3 Benny Leonard vs maybe Britain's greatest fighter, the WW Ted Kid Lewis in 1918.
     
  5. Chuck1052

    Chuck1052 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I have read that the bout for the vacant world featherweight title between Louis "Kid" Kaplan and Danny Kramer was a fine one.

    - Chuck Johnston