Boxing History

Riddick Bowe and Lennox Lewis, two heavyweight boxers with immense potential, were on a collision course in the early 1990s. Bowe, the 1988 silver medalist, and Lewis, the 1988 gold medalist, seemed destined to face each other in the ring. However, a series of unfortunate events and missed opportunities derailed what could have been one
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Oliver McCall, a heavyweight warrior hailing from the tough streets of Chicago, has left a lasting mark in the boxing world. Throughout his pro career from 1985 to 2019, McCall faced off against some of the biggest names in the heavyweight division such as Lennox Lewis, Larry Holmes, and Frank Bruno. With a record of
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Throughout his illustrious career, Tommy Farr engaged in 140 professional fights, an impressive feat by any standard. What sets Farr apart is his remarkable ability to withstand punches, being stopped just 6 times in his entire career. Notable opponents such as Max Baer, Jimmy Braddock, and Lou Nova all failed to knock him out, with
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George Foreman and Larry Holmes, two legendary boxers from the heavyweight division, had contrasting paths in their careers. While George achieved early success with an Olympic gold medal and victories over renowned fighters like Joe Frazier in the early 1970s, Larry Holmes took a slower approach to his boxing career, turning pro in 1973 after
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The role of a trainer in the world of boxing cannot be understated. A skilled and experienced trainer can make all the difference in the outcome of a big fight. Throughout history, we have seen numerous examples of how the trainer/corner man’s expertise and guidance have led their fighters to victory. From Angelo Dundee guiding
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Former light heavyweight world title challenger John Scully organized his latest Amateur Boxers Reunion at Diamante’s Bar, located near the iconic Madison Square Garden in New York City. The event brought together legendary boxers from different eras, creating a unique atmosphere of camaraderie and shared memories. The venue was filled with stories of past glories,
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