Kid Norfolk vs Bill Tate?

I'm almost certain that this is the third encounter between Tate and Norfolk. The fight took place on the undercard of Jack Dempsey v. Bill Brennan at Madison Square Garden. Also, if you examine the footage of Dempsey/Brennan, which is also on my channel, and compare it to Tate/Norfolk, you'll see that the camera position and ring lighting are almost identical.

 

Your uploads have been consistently amazing over the past few months. I express sincere thanks to you.

 

As he doesn't (appear) to have any Greb I'm officially giving up any small hope I ever had

I'll add that Norfolk looks quality in the footage. There's a moment where he slips a big right hand and responds with his own that was breathtaking. The way he constantly throws the left hook from the crouch and the jab he shoots to the body, he looks like he could compete with most era's best.

Another Greb opponent now readily available: the man was a marvel.

 

Dempsey fans won't like this one. Dempsey should have fought Norfolk, what is the excuse for that one? Norfolk looks pretty damm good here

 

A Dempsey/Norfolk fight certainly would have been interesting. Their respective styles not being too dissimilar, may have made for a cracking bout.
By the way, I'm glad you're all appreciative of my uploads. It was never my intention to upload so many videos, but after seeing such a positive reaction on the internet, and, in particularly, this forum, I feel obligated to do so.
Finally, Fleaman, if you wanted Greb footage, all you had to do was ask. I haven't bothered uploading any Greb as I didn't think anyone woulde be interested, after all, who wants to watch Greb?

 

Cruel sense of humour too:good

 

Rare Boxing,


Do you have any rare heavyweight fights from the 1940s or 1950s? I would absolutely love to see them. I have collected a lot myself, but more are out there.

 

I haven't got many heavyweight fights from the 40's/50's, that I haven't seen elsewhere.
I have Jimmy Bivins v. Charlie 'Doc' Williams, which I haven't come across anywhere else. A few others such as; Baer/Nova, Charles/Bivins, Satterfield/Layne, although I think these are fairly common.