Which prevails when a pulverizing puncher clashes with a granite-chinned warrior? » Read More
On This Day In 1910: The Great Stanley Ketchel Is Murdered, Shot In The Back
- Leave a CommentReviewing one of his most famous fights
Today in 1910, as he was relaxing and eating breakfast at a ranch in Conway, Missouri, middleweight great Stanley Ketchel was killed at the young age of 24. » Read More
How Great Was Marlon Starling?
- Leave a CommentAfter an amateur career that produced very respective stats of 97 wins and just 13 losses, a 19-year-old Marlon Starling turned pro in July of 1979.. » Read More
Showtime to premier Pariah: The lives and deaths of Sonny Liston
- Leave a CommentToday, SHOWTIME announced PARIAH: THE LIVES AND DEATHS OF SONNY LISTON, a SHOWTIME Sports documentary film, premiering on Friday, November 15 at 9 p.m. » Read More
Lennox Lewis – Tommy Morrison: one of Lewis’ most underrated performances
- Leave a Comment“Somebody is goin’ down,” the fight poster bellowed. » Read More
On This Day In 1940: The Greatest Fighter In Boxing History Has His Pro Debut
- Leave a CommentTestimony to the vast number of pro fights the legendary, incomparable “Sugar” Ray Robinson had, is the fact that, when looking up Robinson’s record on invaluable website BoxRec, one has to study three pages, not just one. » Read More
Boxing video vault being opened by Top Rank
- Leave a CommentTop Rank will open up the vault in honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15-October 15). » Read More
44 Years Ago Today: Two Greats Give Way Too Much In “The Thrilla In Manila”
- Leave a CommentWhat hasn’t been written about the fantastic yet equally barbaric and brutal third act, or final fight, between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier? » Read More
New Film Coming, To Be Based On The Book: ‘The Murder Of Sonny Liston’
- Leave a CommentThe life, along with the mysterious death, of heavyweight great Sonny Liston continues to fascinate as much as perplex all these years later – So much so, that a new film is being made. » Read More
Today In 1990: Heavyweight Legend George Foreman Has His One And Only Fight In England
- Leave a CommentHeavyweight legend, indeed immortal George Foreman always said, or at least he said it at the time, how his portfolio would not be complete as a boxer until he had fought in England: “The Marquess of Queensbury rules, and all of that,” the 41 year old said on UK television when promoting his UK debut. » Read More
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