A while back we published our list of the greatest middleweights of all time and when we did we promised to follow-up with additional rankings for all of the
Author and site contributor Kenneth Bridgham’s second book is a biography of the great Henry Melody Jackson Jr., aka legendary triple-crown champ Henry Armstrong, who was born on this
They called him “The Schoolboy,” because he had once attended university, a rare thing among professional prizefighters. But make no mistake, despite the nickname and the ever-present boyish smile,
The story of Archie Moore is, above all else, one of perseverance. While generally not regarded part of the famous “Murderers Row” gang — a group of skilled and
Eight years ago, our own Eliott McCormick was ringside for the eagerly anticipated showdown between two gifted and highly skilled pugilists who, at the time, were among the very
“My heart will explode before I leave him alone for one second,” Ricky Hatton had promised prior to his showdown with Floyd Mayweather Jr. As it turned out, far
You can take issue with his politics, label him a braggart and a loudmouth, make an inventory of all the lucky breaks he got, and even insist the Sonny
Smash Hit, the outstanding essay collection from site contributor David Curcio, garnered nothing but enthusiastic reviews when it was published last year and we are proud to re-feature here
Bad decisions. Robberies. Ridiculous scorecards. Maybe nothing sickens a fight fan more than judges rendering a final verdict which makes a mockery of a hard-fought contest. Sadly, such incidents
