Monzon Cervantes Amber Napoles Saad Braxton Holeman Williams Freddie Steele Battling Nelson Ken Oberlin Teddy Yarosz Zivic
Italian Joe Gans a MW who fought in the era of Harry Greb. I once met him in the 1940s at Feltman's in Coney Island where he worked.
Willie Pastrano Joey Giardello Carlos Monzon Nicolino Locche Maxie Rosenbloom Ken Buchanan Sammy Angott Joey Archer Emile Griffith Jimmy Young Jose Napoles
awesome.... Lew jenkins, wish there was film of him, I have heard it said by opponents that Jenkins was the biggest puncher of them all, and like Petrolle his body shots were feared by all, didn't know he was a war hero, thanks for that post
I find Jimmy Ellis fascinating ... remarkable run at heayweight starting in around 1966/67 after falling just short against most of the better competition he faced at middlweight in the early- to mid-1960s.
As well you should ! Tippy was a million dollar talent with a glass chin. So great a classic/boxer puncher that he outclassed great boxers like Billy Graham and Willie Joyce seldom losing a round but his chin was dented by the big punchers of that time like Lew Jenkins, Al Bummy Davis and Beau Jack to name a few...