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Top 5 Glass-Chinned Boxers

June 27, 2019 by Administrator Leave a Comment

Top 5 Glass-Chinned Boxers

A run through of the five most brittle, glass-chinned boxers in recent memory With David Price and Amir Khan due to fight very soon, and them being a pair of the most brittle chinned fighters the paid ranks has ever seen, we decided to run down the top five fragile boxers and talk through exactly why they are considered as such: Amir Khan Let’s start with the most obvious … [Read more...]

Palookaville

February 24, 2017 by Ted Sares 37 Comments

Palookaville

For some, Palookaville is a place where former Comic Strip hero Joe Palooka reigned supreme; for others it’s a place for down-and-outers. For me, it’s far worse and often takes a long and agonizing journey to get there. On May 8, 1974, ‘Irish Jerry” Quarry showed the first signs of something being wrong as he appeared bloated and his reflexes seemed off when he fought … [Read more...]

What If’s Excellent Heavyweight Adventure Part 11: Breaking Rocks at the Quarry

December 30, 2014 by Fox Doucette Leave a Comment

What If’s Excellent Heavyweight Adventure Part 11: Breaking Rocks at the Quarry

Welcome to another edition of What If?, as the first round of the heavyweight tournament group stage continues.  Read the intro and method here. Catch up with the 1920s and 1960s group stage in Episodes 3 and 7. Previously, on What If: Well, the 1920s are a fine mess, aren't they?  When last we saw our competitors, Luis Firpo was the beneficiary of the San Dimas Screwjob, … [Read more...]

What If’s Excellent Heavyweight Adventure Part 7: The San Dimas Screwjob

December 2, 2014 by Fox Doucette 1 Comment

What If’s Excellent Heavyweight Adventure Part 7: The San Dimas Screwjob

Welcome to another edition of What If?, as the first round of the heavyweight tournament group stage continues.  Read the intro and method here. Catch up with the 1920s and 1960s group stage in Episode 3. Previously, on What If: When last we left our fist-throwing heroes from the 1920s and '60s, Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney seemed headed for a meaningful showdown and … [Read more...]

What If’s Excellent Heavyweight Adventure: Part 3

November 4, 2014 by Fox Doucette 1 Comment

What If’s Excellent Heavyweight Adventure: Part 3

Welcome to another edition of What If?, as the first round of the heavyweight tournament group stage continues.  Read the intro and method here. Previously, on What If: Last week, we saw a fight between Rocky Marciano and Ezzard Charles that would be the Fight of the Year in 1954, in 1988, or just about any other year in boxing history.  Everyone in attendance knew they'd … [Read more...]

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