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The St. Valentine's Day Massacre: When Boxing Stole February 14th
On February 14, 1951, love took a backseat as boxing stole the spotlight with one of the most brutal fights in history. Jake ...
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The sugar in the sweet science
They said, he just won, they counted to 10," said former middleweight champion Gene Fullmer about Sugar Ray Robinson on ESPN Classic's SportsCentury series. "Pound for pound, the best." ...
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Oscar De La Hoya Has No Doubt Who The Greatest Fighter Of All Time Is: “He Took On The Very Best”
Oscar De La Hoya has had his say on who he believes is the greatest fighter in boxing history. The hall-of-famer’s career is one of the most decorated of all time. ‘The Golden Boy’ captured an Olympic ...
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From ‘Raging Bull’ to ‘Un Chien Andalou’—A New Show Traces Cinema’s Greatest Storyboards
"A King of Language" unpacks the many creative processes behind filmmaking through more than 800 storyboards and other ...
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Undisputed Review: 5 Things I’d Like To See In A Future Update
I'm the kind of Undisputed player who prefers to choose faster-moving boxer punchers like Roy Jones Jr. and Sugar Ray Robinson. I hit up on the D-Pad and utilize lateral movement to create angles ...
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The sugar in the sweet science
"Pound for pound, the best." The claim has been used to describe many boxers, but it was invented for Sugar Ray Robinson. Never mind the weight class. When it came to boxing, Robinson was as good ...