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Posts about bare knuckle prizefighting and professional boxing contests from the 1850s to 1930s.
Sam McVey, who was considered the Idol of Paris, during his boxing career from 1902 to 1921, is largely forgotten today. One of the greatest black heavyweights of his time, he was frozen out of fighting for the world title even after Jack Johnson defeated Tommy Burns in 1908. McVey lost to Jack Johnson three times early in his career
Abraham Lincoln Attell te yon boxer difisil. Li te genyen Mondyal plum boksè chanpyona la de fwa. Li menm ak Monte frè l 'yo te frè yo an premye yo dwe mond chanpyon boksè an menm tan an apre Monte te genyen Mondyal Bantamweight koup la. Abe Attell won his first title when he was based out of the West End Boxing Club in St. Louis, MO.
For the October 5, 1861 edition of the Cincinnati Daily Press, editors pulled a story off the wire service from the Spirit of the Times. The wire story reported on a fight between former English prizefighting champion Tom Sayers and current English champion Jem Mace. Both Sayers and Mace were touring with English circuses, lè yo te kanpe nan yon
Pandan y ap fè rechèch, Mwen te jwenn foto sa a nan fòmasyon an Manassa Mauler pou 4 jiyè l ', 1919 tit goumen ak Jess Willard, Mondyal lour boksè chanpyon yo. Willard had knocked out the great Jack Johnson in 1915 to become champion. Willard se te yon jeyan nan yon nonm nan 6’06” ak 235 liv. He posed a threat to anyone based on size alone. Sepandan,